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Federal Reserve's updated dot plot signals possible rate hike, eliminating 2026 cut expectations
3+ min ago (370+ words) The FOMC's hawkish pivot under new Chair Kevin Warsh raises the median year-end rate projection to 3. 8%, with half the committee eyeing at least one hike this year The Federal Reserve just told markets to forget about rate cuts in 2026. At…...
Federal Reserve Chair Kevin Warsh signals openness to new economic data sources
6+ min ago (469+ words) The new Fed chair wants to modernize how the central bank measures the economy, and his crypto background makes the implications worth watching The Federal Reserve's new boss thinks the central bank is working with stale ingredients. Kevin Warsh, who…...
New Fed Chair Warsh signals regime change with single-proposal FOMC meeting
2+ min ago (352+ words) Kevin Warsh's first FOMC meeting featured one proposal, no debate, and a clear message: the old playbook is gone Kevin Warsh's first FOMC meeting as Federal Reserve Chair went about as dramatically understated as you'd expect from a guy who…...
Stocks fall after new Fed Chair Warsh's first policy meeting as traders worry about a rate hike
9+ min ago (824+ words) While the Fed left rates unchanged (as expected) a hawkish dot plot has traders bracing themselves for a rate hike this year. The Federal Reserve voted to keep rates unchanged at a range of 3. 5% to 3. 75%, as was universally expected. However,…...
Stock market selloff after Fed decision.
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US Federal Meeting Today: Federal Holds Interest Rates Steady at 3. 5%-3. 75% in Kevin Warsh's First FOMC Meeting as Inflation Concerns Intensify
13+ min ago (533+ words) The Federal Reserve left its benchmark federal funds rate in a target range of 3. 50% to 3. 75%, extending a pause that has remained in place since early 2026. The decision was approved unanimously by members of the Federal Open Market Committee. The move…...
Federal Reserve forms task force to review $6. 7 T balance sheet under new Chair Warsh
9+ min ago (219+ words) Kevin Warsh's first FOMC meeting signals a potential overhaul of how the Fed manages its massive portfolio and communicates with markets Kevin Warsh wasted exactly zero time. At his first FOMC meeting as Federal Reserve Chair on June 17, 2026, Warsh announced…...
New Fed Chairman Warsh holds rates steady, announces five task forces in debut press conference
10+ min ago (494+ words) Kevin Warsh's first FOMC meeting signals a philosophical shift toward data-driven markets and less Fed hand-holding. Kevin Warsh just held his first press conference as Federal Reserve Chairman, and the message was clear: stop watching us, start watching the data....
US Fed keeps rates unchanged as policymakers signal tighter policy ahead. What does it mean for Indian stock market? | Stock Market News
18+ min ago (558+ words) The US Federal Reserve maintained the federal funds rate in the 3. 50%-3. 75% range, leaving it unchanged for the fourth consecutive meeting as policymakers sought to balance economic growth with inflation control. The decision was widely expected as policymakers continue to grapple…...
Jeffrey Gundlach says Fed's Warsh is not going to be the 'easy money' chairman many hoped for
14+ min ago (333+ words) Double Line Capital CEO Jeffrey Gundlach said new Federal Reserve Chairman Kevin Warsh struck a more hawkish tone than many investors expected, underscoring his commitment to restoring price stability and signaling less appetite for easy monetary policy. The comments came…...