WASHINGTON (BLOOMBERG) - United States President Joe Biden told reporters on Tuesday (Nov 16) to expect him to announce a nominee for Federal Reserve chair in "the next four days". Mr Biden is weighing whether to re-appoint Mr Jerome Powell as leader of the central bank. He has also interviewed Fed governor Lael Brainard for the job, who is preferred by some progressive lawmakers and activists. The President has yet to make a decision, according to a source. Senate Banking Committee chairman Sherrod Brown said that he has no doubt the Senate would confirm either candidate. Banking Committee approval would be the first step in the confirmation process. "I am certain we would confirm either of them," the Ohio Democrat said on Tuesday, adding that either could rely on broad Democratic support and might draw some GOP backing. "I am absolutely certain." The White House is seeking input from senators to ensure either Mr Powell or Ms Brainard would get the votes needed for confirmation, a source familiar with the process said. Mr Brown said he has a personal preference between the two Fed officials and has shared it with the White House, but he declined to disclose who it is. "They're bot...