Trump can’t stop gushing over new Fed boss Kevin Warsh’s appearance IN FULL The Independent UK · Aug 7
Trump And Warsh Reportedly Held Multiple Calls Over The Past Weeks, Renewing Scrutiny Over Fed Independence According to people familiar with the discussions, Trump has sought Warsh's views on economic forecasts and broader issues affecting the U.S. economy, but has not pressured him to pursue a specific monetary policy. International Business Times · Aug 7
Trump swoons over the looks of his hand-picked Fed chair Kevin Warsh: report President Trump has previously complimented the Syrian president’s looks as well as the mayor of New York City The Independent UK · Aug 7
Former Fed Economist Claudia Sahm Warns Kevin Warsh Could Invite Burns-Nixon Comparisons: 'We Should Not Have to Rely on Anonymous Sourcing' Former Federal Reserve economist Claudia Sahm criticized reports citing anonymous sources to explain Fed Chair Kevin Warsh‘s policy thinking, saying the public should not have to rely on unnamed officials to understand the central bank’s direction. Benzinga · Aug 7
Fed's 'Hawkish Hold' Leaves Wall Street Guessing. Stocks and Bonds Could Pay the Price New Federal Reserve chair Kevin Warsh has decided to abandon the detailed forward guidance that characterized the Jerome Powell era and emphasize that incoming economic data will determine the central bank's next steps. International Business Times · Jul 31
The Federal Reserve Just Changed How It Talks About The Economy. Here's What's Different Under Kevin Warsh While the central bank once again left interest rates unchanged, the statement revealed several notable changes that reflect Warsh's effort to simplify how the Fed communicates with financial markets. International Business Times · Jul 30
US Stock Market: Trump backs Warsh as Fed’s hawkish tilt raises rate hike odds President Trump supports Federal Reserve Chair Kevin Warsh despite policy disagreements. Warsh maintains a cautious stance on monetary easing, differing from Trump's calls. The central bank kept interest rates unchanged at its latest policy meeting. Some Federal Open Market Committee members favored a rate increase due to inflation concerns. Financial… The Economic Times · Jul 30
US Stock Market: Warsh faces early Fed dissent as three policymakers push for rate hike New Federal Reserve chair Kevin Warsh faces significant early policy disagreements. Three members opposed the central bank's decision to keep interest rates unchanged. This level of dissent is historically uncommon for a new Fed chair. Previous leaders like Janet Yellen and Jerome Powell experienced less initial opposition. These divisions suggest… The Economic Times · Jul 30
Fed Meeting Prediction Market Preview: What Will Kevin Warsh Say? Two weeks ago, a Federal Reserve rate hold on Wednesday looked like a lock. Benzinga · Jul 29
New Trump book will have readers playing the parlour game: who blabbed? With their latest book, Regime Change: Inside the Imperial Presidency of Donald Trump, New York Times reporters Maggie Haberman and Australian-American Jonathan Swan have written an “inside-the-beltway” account, as they say in Washington, for political nerds and Trump obsessives. It covers in intricate detail the first year of Trump’s second… The Conversation · Jul 21
Navigating the New Fed: 5 Conflicts Kevin Warsh Has to Tackle Now Fed Chair Kevin Warsh, the new leader of the most important central bank in the world, faces multiple challenges to his still-emerging authority. Kiplinger · Jul 14
Fed minutes: Officials deeply divided over future path of US inflation A Federal Reserve rate-setting committee agreed to keep its key rate unchanged at its meeting last month, though most officials were split over whether inflation is likely to stay elevated or whether it will cool once the Iran war winds down, according to minutes released Wednesday The Independent UK · Jul 8
Trump is already causing a headache for his new Fed chairman, saying the central bank's board is 'hostile' and 'doing the wrong thing' Trump claimed the board is "a little hostile" toward new Fed Chairman Warsh. Fortune · Jul 3
Trump’s new Fed Chair Kevin Warsh pledges independence while fighting inflation Warsh served as a member of the Federal Reserve Board of Governors from 2006 to 2011; he was just 35 when President George W. Bush appointed him as the youngest-ever nominee The Independent UK · Jul 1
The Economic Times · Jul 1 Fed's Warsh: Will decide on rate hike when policymakers 'shut the door' at next meeting At an international monetary policy forum, Federal Reserve Chair Kevin Warsh stressed the necessity of maintaining a 2% inflation target. He notably refrained from giving any forward guidance on interest rates. Warsh's remarks have sparked debate among economists regarding potential future rate increases, as global central banks adopt varying approaches…
Fortune · Jun 30 Trump takes his inflation battle to gas retailers after his Fed plot runs ashore—sets target for $2.50 a gallon "The retailers must quickly react to this statement, and do what they know is right — DROP YOUR PRICE FOR OUR GREAT AMERICAN PEOPLE!"
The Economic Times · Jun 30 US Supreme Court says Fed's Cook can keep her job for now, but it upholds other Trump firings The Supreme Court has significantly broadened presidential authority, allowing presidents to dismiss heads of independent federal agencies at will, overturning a long-standing precedent. However, the Federal Reserve remains an exception, with a governor allowed to remain in her post while contesting her dismissal. This ruling grants presidents greater control over…
The Conversation · Jun 29 Federal Reserve independence secures an important, but not final, victory at US Supreme Court The Federal Reserve, under pressure from President Donald Trump to cut interest rates and bend to his will, just got an important assist from the U.S. Supreme Court.
Fortune · Jun 29 The Supreme Court upholds Fed independence by saving Lisa Cook’s job—and also saves U.S. debt from a crisis “Not only the fact of independence but also the appearance of independence is key to the Federal Reserve’s design.”
The Times of India · Jun 29 US Supreme Court expands presidential powers, backs Trump's firing; Fed's Lisa Cook spared for now US Supreme Court on Monday upheld President Donald Trump's authority to remove the heads of most independent federal agencies, while making a key exception for the Federal Reserve. The landmark ruling, which significantly expands presidential powers, is being seen as one of the most consequential decisions on executive authority in…
The Economic Times · Jun 29 US Supreme Court rejects Trump's unprecedented bid to fire Fed's Cook The Supreme Court has taken a significant stand for the Federal Reserve's independence, rejecting President Trump's unusual effort to remove Governor Lisa Cook. The ruling highlights that Fed officials are appointed for set terms and can only be dismissed under specific circumstances, ensuring the central bank remains free from political…
The Guardian - US · Jun 29 US supreme court rules Trump’s firing of Lisa Cook from Fed was unconstitutional Justices find president does not have constitutional authority to fire Federal Reserve governor without cause
International Business Times · Jun 29 Trump Eases Pressure On Fed Chair Kevin Warsh As Inflation Climbs, Analysis Claims The Trump administration is giving new Federal Reserve Chair Kevin Warsh more room to navigate elevated inflation, even as President Donald Trump continues to publicly favor lower interest rates.
The Economic Times · Jun 29 US Stock Market: Warsh faces crucial week with court ruling, global debut in focus Federal Reserve Chair Kevin Warsh faces a crucial week. The Supreme Court's decision on Governor Lisa Cook's removal will test the central bank's independence. Simultaneously, Warsh will present his new communication strategy, shifting away from explicit forward guidance, at a major international forum in Portugal. This approach, emphasizing data-driven decisions,…
Bangkok Post · Jun 25 Markets hear Greenspan echo as Fed goes quiet As the world marks the passing of former Federal Reserve Chair Alan Greenspan, who died on Monday aged 100, it's almost fitting that the US central bank is entering a period of "less is more" when it comes to communications -- something the "maestro" himself would have approved of.