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Fed Chair Kevin Warsh is pushing for a bold overhaul of how the central bank operates, proposing fewer policy meetings and less frequent guidance to break markets’ addiction to Fed signals. With inflation persisting for five years and scrutiny mounting, Warsh believes policymakers should focus more on real economic data between meetings—not just what’s announced at them. While some economists back this shift as a way to force deeper analysis, others warn that reduced transparency could increase volatility. Since taking office, Warsh has already trimmed policy statements, scaled back press conferences, and launched task forces to rethink communication, AI’s role, and data interpretation—all while navigating criticism over whether less visibility could hurt market stability during crises.

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