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My take on the first Fed Chair Warsh presser:
-He seems just as ambiguous as Powell, if anything slightly more so.
- He emphasized more of a focus on inflation and price stability. This in my opinion is the most hawkish element, he hardly mentioned the maximum employment mandate, which means that he is with the committee in signaling a rate hike will be coming in the near future if inflation doesn't come back down on it's own soon.
-Though he is pledging to be open to the Fed using more new data sources to inform monetary policy decisions, he kept using the phrase "make hard choices." Again this seems like a hawkish signal.
-While he declines to issue direct forward guidance unlike Powell, the statement does drop breadcrumbs and he does in a way do so with his tone and intent.
-He seems to be hinting that he is okay with the market exhibiting growing pains in response to the new direction of the Fed under him.
-His excessive referencing he is going to create task forces for everything to me signals that he is going to use them as a shield to hide behind to protect himself from the blowback of the effects tightening will have on markets.
Overall this was extremely hawkish and Warsh appears to be more of a hawk than Powell was. His focus on price stability and inflation while disregarding the employment mandate would seem to suggest we are going to see a more aggressive tightening bias in the near term that could disrupts markets with the goal of longer term price stability. Everyone who thought he would be another Mirin because Trump appointed him clearly disregarded his hawkish history on the Fed. I'd say we are in for a bumpy ride.
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