NYTIMES (Colby Smith) - Warsh Set for Showdown With Trump as Fed Faces Pressure to Raise Rates
The Federal Reserve is expected to raise interest rates on Wednesday, putting Kevin M. Warsh, the chairman, at odds with the administration just before the midterms.
YOUTUBE (LiveNOW from FOX) - Fed chair says more interest rate hikes may be needed
Federal Reserve Chair Kevin Warsh discusses inflation concerns and potential interest rate hikes during his speech at the Fed's annual conference in Jackson Hole, WY.
JUSTTHENEWS (Kevin Killough) - Fed chair Warsh said inflation still too high, suggesting a possible interest rate increase to come
The statement, which was his first high-profile speech at the Fed's annual conference at Jackson Hole, revealed a lot clearer picture of Warsh's economic outlook than previous remarks.
NYTIMES (Colby Smith) - Fed Chairman Seeks to Calm Concerns About Elevated Inflation
In a high-profile speech, Kevin M. Warsh said that the Federal Reserve was chiefly responsible for taming inflation. If price increases did not return to the central bank’s target quickly, “we have work to do,” he said.
YOUTUBE (Fox Business) - WATCH LIVE: Fed Chair Kevin Warsh speaks at Jackson Hole economic summit
Fed Chair Kevin Warsh delivers keynote remarks at the 2026 Jackson Hole Economic Policy Symposium in Moran, Wyoming. #foxbusiness
AXIOS (Jim VandeHei) - The Fed's new chapter runs through Walmart's ex-CEO
When Mike Allen and I are curious about the "real economy ," we talk to sources at big-box stores for a read on real-time sales trends, or friends at super-regional banks to gauge the mood and money movement. - To us, that's the real world and real data, imperfect but less imperfect than dated Bureau of Labor Statistics surveys built for a different time and economy. Why it matters: Fed Chair Kevin Warsh will get scrutinized like hell for rate changes, his communication style, his vow of a "new chapter" at the Fed, and his relationship with President Trump. - We think the most interesting thing to watch long-term is the seemingly boring data task force he appointed last month to improve the "quality and timeliness of real economic…
When Mike Allen and I are curious about the "real economy ," we talk to sources at big-box stores for a read on real-time sales trends, or friends at super-regional banks to gauge the mood and money movement. - To us, that's the real world and real data, imperfect but less imperfect than dated Bureau of Labor Statistics surveys built for a different time and economy. Why it matters: Fed Chair Kevin Warsh will get scrutinized like hell for rate changes, his communication style, his vow of a "new chapter" at the Fed, and his relationship with President Trump. - We think the most interesting thing to watch long-term is the seemingly boring data task force he appointed last month to improve the "quality and timeliness of real economic…Open
NYTIMES (Colby Smith) - Warsh Wanted ‘Regime Change.’ Markets Are Demanding a Reset.
After his latest appearance set off a bout of volatility, Kevin M. Warsh, the chairman of the Federal Reserve, is under pressure to clear up mixed signals about his commitment to getting inflation down.
AXIOS (Neil Irwin) - A quieter Fed chief means others narrate the story
Federal Reserve chairman Kevin Warsh testified before Congress over two days last week, totaling more than five hours. Yet it was comments from several of his colleagues that gave the clearest picture of what the central bank is likely to do at next week's policy meeting. Why it matters: It is a central paradox of Warsh's communications strategy. He is determined to get out of the business of giving markets and the public much guidance on future policy , which means the markets fill in the gaps based on comments from other officials. - That isn't necessarily a bad thing — it preserves flexibility on interest rate policy that was diminished when former Fed chiefs all but preannounced upcoming rate moves. - But it also means that Warsh…
Federal Reserve chairman Kevin Warsh testified before Congress over two days last week, totaling more than five hours. Yet it was comments from several of his colleagues that gave the clearest picture of what the central bank is likely to do at next week's policy meeting. Why it matters: It is a central paradox of Warsh's communications strategy. He is determined to get out of the business of giving markets and the public much guidance on future policy , which means the markets fill in the gaps based on comments from other officials. - That isn't necessarily a bad thing — it preserves flexibility on interest rate policy that was diminished when former Fed chiefs all but preannounced upcoming rate moves. - But it also means that Warsh…Open
YOUTUBE (The Hill) - 'Trump likes to play KING': Warren, Van Hollen press Warsh on potential Trump influence at Fed
Fed Chair Kevin Warsh at a hearing on the semiannual monetary policy report, is pressed by Sen. Elizabeth Warren (D-MA) and Sen. Chris Van Hollen about potential influence by President Trump at the Federal Reserve. #vanhollen #elizabethwarren #federalreserve #kevinwarsh