Federal Reserve Chair Kevin Warsh held his first press conference after leading his first FOMC meeting, marking a clear shift in communication style from former Chair Jerome Powell. Warsh emphasized the Fed’s commitment to price stability, confirmed he was the only policymaker who did not submit a “dot plot” projection, and avoided giving timelines for future interest-rate cuts or inflation progress. The remarks matter because investors are closely assessing the new chair’s policy approach. Next, markets will watch upcoming Fed meetings and economic data for clues on interest-rate decisions.








