Last year, new Federal Reserve Chairman Kevin Warsh believed that artificial intelligence would pave the way for interest rate cuts. Now it is doing exactly the opposite.

Last year, new Federal Reserve Chairman Kevin Warsh believed that artificial intelligence would pave the way for interest rate cuts. Now it is doing exactly the opposite.

in a Wall Street Journal In an op-ed last November about the Federal Reserve, Kevin Warsh said that artificial intelligence (AI) would be a “significant disinflationary force.” Many experts interpreted this to mean that Warsh was suggesting that the benefits of AI could pave the way for the Federal Reserve to lower interest rates further….

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Can Kevin Warsh toughen policy without upsetting Trump?

Can Kevin Warsh toughen policy without upsetting Trump?

Quick reading Federal Reserve Chairman Kevin Warsh faces pressure to tighten monetary policy amid rising inflation (core PCE in the 91st percentile of trailing-12-month range) while maintaining political independence from President Trump, likely using quantitative balance sheet tightening rather than interest rate increases to avoid headlines. There is a significant disconnect between complacent options markets…

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Senator Elizabeth Warren Sends Letter to Incoming Federal Reserve Chair Kevin Warsh to Pressure Him on Asset Divestment

Senator Elizabeth Warren Sends Letter to Incoming Federal Reserve Chair Kevin Warsh to Pressure Him on Asset Divestment

Sen. Elizabeth Warren, the top Democrat on the Senate Banking Committee, sent a letter to incoming Federal Reserve Chairman Kevin Warsh about her assets on Friday morning. “I am writing to request an update on the status of your divestitures, including information on who you sold your assets to and under what terms,” ​​Warren wrote….

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Fed Chair Candidate Kevin Warsh Disagrees with Jerome Powell on This Key Stock Market-Supporting Fed Policy (Hint: Not Rate Cuts)

Fed Chair Candidate Kevin Warsh Disagrees with Jerome Powell on This Key Stock Market-Supporting Fed Policy (Hint: Not Rate Cuts)

Kevin Warsh is expected to become the next chairman of the Federal Reserve after getting the nod from the Senate Banking Committee. Assuming the full Senate confirms his nomination, he will succeed Jerome Powell (who has held the position since 2018) by May 15. Powell, however, has said he will not leave the Federal Open…

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Federal Reserve Chairman Nominee Kevin Warsh Just Throwed Jerome Powell Under the Bus and Signaled a Major Change at the Central Bank

Federal Reserve Chairman Nominee Kevin Warsh Just Throwed Jerome Powell Under the Bus and Signaled a Major Change at the Central Bank

It’s the end of an era at America’s most important financial institution, the Federal Reserve. May 15 will mark the last day of Jerome Powell’s tenure as chairman of the Federal Reserve and potentially the beginning of Kevin Warsh’s tenure as head of the central bank. It may also signal the start of greater volatility…

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Dollar rises after strong US economic reports

Dollar rises after strong US economic reports

The dollar index (DXY00) has risen +0.09% today. The dollar is rising today thanks to better-than-expected US retail sales and pending March home sales reports. The dollar is also supported by signs that Federal Reserve Chairman nominee Kevin Warsh will support an independent Federal Reserve and prioritize low inflation. Politico reported that Fed Chairman nominee…

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Warsh Commits to Monetary Policy Independence, Says Expressing President’s Views on Rates Not a Threat

Warsh Commits to Monetary Policy Independence, Says Expressing President’s Views on Rates Not a Threat

Federal Reserve Chairman nominee Kevin Warsh will tell Senate lawmakers on Tuesday that setting interest rates independently is “essential” but that the chairman’s views on monetary policy do not threaten the central bank’s independence. “Let me be clear: the independence of monetary policy is essential,” Warsh wrote in prepared remarks. “Monetary authorities must act in…

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