New York Post
15 Jul 2026, 16:00 UTC · 2h ago
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Fed Chair Kevin Warsh maintains a hawkish stance on inflation and declined to provide forward guidance on rate cuts. — A hawkish bias and refusal to signal cuts typically pressure risk assets and support higher bond yields.
-0.60Chair Warsh warned that AI adoption will likely raise prices over the next 12 months, though he views this as a one-time shift rather than systemic inflation. — Near-term price increases could complicate inflation targets, though the 'non-inflationary' label mitigates the negative impact.
-0.30Chair Warsh stated that AI will improve long-term American productivity, real wages, and full employment. — Long-term productivity gains are fundamentally bullish for economic growth and equity markets.
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Sen. Elizabeth Warren accused Chair Warsh of corruption regarding a $100 million asset divestment and the Fed's internal culture. — Political friction and ethics allegations can create noise and institutional instability, but Warsh's denial reduces immediate market risk.
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