U.S. Senate panel backs Marvin Goodfriend for Fed board

WASHINGTON (Reuters) – The U.S. Senate Banking Committee on Tuesday narrowly voted to approve Marvin Goodfriend to become a Federal Reserve governor, sending his nomination to the full senate for a confirmation vote.

The Republican-controlled committee advanced his nomination 13-12 along party lines.

Goodfriend, a Carnegie Mellon economics professor, was nominated by President Donald Trump in November to join the U.S. central bank.

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