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Fed Chair Kevin Warsh is pushing to overhaul the central bank’s meeting schedule and communication strategy, proposing fewer meetings and less policy guidance to force markets to rely on real economic data—not Fed whispers. While this could boost market independence, critics warn it might increase volatility, especially during downturns. Warsh also plans to scale back post-meeting press conferences, further shifting focus away from his every word. These bold moves mark a major departure from decades of predictable Fed rhythm—and could reshape how markets react to economic signals.

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