New Fed Chair Stops Hinting About Future Rate Moves

New Fed Chair Stops Hinting About Future Rate Moves

New Fed chair Kevin Warsh stopped telling markets where interest rates were headed — a practice called forward guidance. Rates held at 3.50–3.75% through 2026, and Warsh said inflation is "too high." Investors now must wait for his July 29 press conference for any clues on what comes next.

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