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Federal Reserve Declines Comment on Iran War Financial Impact — Oct 29, 2026The Federal Reserve declined Wednesday to elaborate on whether policymakers are adequately accounting for the financial burden of the Iran war on American households after Chairman Kevin Warsh acknowledged rising oil prices during a press conference.

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Fed Chair Warsh Avoids October Rate Signal — Oct 16, 2026Federal Reserve Chair Kevin Warsh declined to signal whether the Fed will raise or hold interest rates at its upcoming meeting, saying he does not prejudge policy decisions. He reaffirmed that fighting inflation remains a priority while emphasizing a meeting-by-meeting approach guided by current economic conditions.

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Elena Vasquez Warsh is smart not to tip his hand on rates when inflation could still surprise us either way.

Brookings Proposes Fed Balance-Sheet Cuts to $4.5 Trillion — Oct 21, 2026A Brookings proposal says the Fed could cut its balance sheet from $6.8 trillion to about $4.5 trillion and bank reserves from roughly $3 trillion to $1 trillion by replacing its ample-reserves system with an “Elastic Reserves” framework that supplies liquidity on demand and allows banks to hold less cash. The plan, which aligns with Fed Chair Kevin Warsh’s push to shrink the central bank’s footprint, could also reduce interest payments to banks by about two-thirds.

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Marcus Bell Shrinking reserves to a trillion while still providing liquidity on demand sounds workable and would cut those bank interest costs sharply.

Kevin Warsh Has Defined Success. Now He Needs To Deliver It — Jun 21, 2026The Federal Reserve held rates steady at its June meeting. That wasn’t the story. What mattered: Kevin Warsh sees a credibility crisis. The fix is to deliver on past promises, not signal the future. I’ve known Warsh…

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Trump Nominates Kevin Warsh to Lead Fed Reserve — Jan 30, 2026President Donald Trump announced he is nominating Kevin Warsh to lead the Federal Reserve. If approved, Warsh will replace Jerome Powell whose term expires in May, Fox Business reported. Trump made his announcement in a…

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Kevin Warsh’s Bet: A More Humble Federal Reserve — Jul 15, 2026Three months ago, I argued that Kevin Warsh's confirmation as Fed chair represented something genuine: an intellectual reckoning with what central banks should attempt.

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Iran War May Throw A Monkey Wrench Into Kevin Warsh’s Plan To Defeat Inflation — Jul 16, 2026The solution to inflation that Kevin Warsh suggested during his first appearance before Congress as Federal Reserve chairman may be a gamble.

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What Kevin Warsh Faces Heading Into The Fed — Jun 11, 2026It is no exaggeration to say that newly installed Federal Reserve Chairman Kevin Warsh will be one the most scrutinized heads of the institution. His highly anticipated debut in this new role is scheduled for the…

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Kevin Warsh Stuck Between Rock And Hard Place As He’s Confirmed As Next Fed Chair — May 13, 2026The Senate confirmed Kevin Warsh as the next Federal Reserve chair Wednesday, though he is expected to face an uphill battle due to pressure from President Donald Trump and opposition from congressional Democrats…

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Trump Picks Kevin Warsh To Succeed Jerome Powell As Fed Chair — Jan 30, 2026President Donald Trump announced Friday he is nominating former Federal Reserve Gov. Kevin Warsh to succeed Jerome Powell as the next chairman of the central bank. Trump wrote in a Truth Social post that he has known…

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Trump Fed Chair Nominee Trolls Elizabeth Warren To Her Face During Hearing — Apr 21, 2026Federal Reserve nominee Kevin Warsh mocked Democratic Massachusetts Sen. Elizabeth Warren’s question during his Tuesday confirmation hearing. President Donald Trump nominated Warsh to to replace Federal Reserve chair…

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Fed Chair Warsh: Crypto On Its Own, No BailoutsFinance — Jul 14, 2026Kevin Warsh, Trump’s nominee to head the Fed, says the central bank will not bailout crypto or any sector and will act to mitigate risks while keeping politics out of policy. His personal crypto holdings—reported to be well over $130 million—highlight the tension between his views and his own portfolio.

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Trump’s Fed Chair Pick Gets Ringing Endorsement From Liberal PM Who Bear Hugged Beijing — Jan 30, 2026Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney publicly praised President Donald Trump’s decision to nominate former Federal Reserve Gov. Kevin Warsh to succeed current Fed Chairman Jerome Powell on Friday. Trump announced Warsh’s…

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Fed Raises Rates to 4%, First Since 2023 — Sep 16, 2026Fed Chair Kevin Warsh announces first rate hike since July 2023, to 3.75%-4%, saying inflation is too high and has been for too long.

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Jared Kim Raising rates to 4% should help tame inflation, but higher borrowing costs will squeeze families and small businesses hard.

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Global Yields Rise Ahead of Warsh Speech — Aug 28, 2026Global bond yields firmed ahead of Fed Chair Kevin Warsh's Jackson Hole speech, with US 10-year yields around 4.682% and the German 10-year Bund at 3.276%, as eurozone energy-price risks weighed on markets. In India, the 10-year G-Sec rose to about 6.91% ahead of a large debt sale, aided by RBI dollar support and hawkish minutes that heightened rate-hike expectations while investors awaited Warsh's guidance.

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Warsh Signals Possible Hikes, Inflation Focus — Aug 27, 2026New Fed Chair Kevin Warsh has moved to a more reserved communications style, offering far less forward guidance on inflation and policy than his predecessors, which has left markets unsettled about whether and when he might raise rates. As he prepares to speak at Jackson Hole, economists expect him to clarify his policy framework and inflation strategy, though skeptics warn he may still avoid concrete rate-signaling amid persistent price pressures.

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Trump’s Fed Nominee Takes Big Step On Path To Becoming Jerome Powell’s Replacement — May 12, 2026The Senate confirmed Federal Reserve chair nominee Kevin Warsh to the Board of Governors Tuesday, a big step in President Donald Trump’s attempt to replace Chairman Jerome Powell. The Senate confirmed Powell in a 51-45…

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Fed Raises Rates Amid Inflation Pressure — Sep 11, 2026With August core inflation sticking higher than expected and markets pricing in a rate hike, Fed Chair Kevin Warsh faces intense pressure to raise rates at the upcoming meeting, testing his independence and credibility. The political backdrop includes President Trump urging looser policy, complicating the central bank’s balance between market credibility and electoral considerations.

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