The Federal Reserve system plans to reduce its staff count by 10% over the coming years, primarily through attrition, its leader told employees in an internal memo Friday. Why it matters: The Fed is structured to be independent from the executive branch, but the nation’s central bank is taking cues from the anti-bureaucracy political winds in Washington. The staff reductions will…
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