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New Fed Chair Kevin Warsh is shaking up the central bank’s communication playbook, arguing markets have grown too dependent on Fed guidance — a tool he believes should be saved for crises only. His first press conference signaled a retreat from the transparency of recent years, potentially sparking more volatility and higher borrowing costs, though consumer impacts may be modest. Echoing Alan Greenspan’s era, Warsh’s quieter approach could leave markets guessing — a strategy he’s now backing up with task forces reviewing everything from AI’s impact to inflation frameworks and even the Fed’s press conference tradition. This marks a bold reversal from the post-crisis transparency era — and whether it’ll hold up under pressure remains to be seen.

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