Fed chief Warsh appears to forgo a 'dot' indicating his rate-path view

Fed Chairman Kevin Warsh appears to have omitted the interest-rate-path projection from the central bank's quarterly forecasts, breaking with past practice just three weeks into his tenure. The move may signal an early shift toward his promised "regime change" at the Fed, but the article provides no policy details or market reaction. The immediate market impact is likely limited, though the governance change is notable for Fed-watchers.

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Fed Chairman Kevin Warsh appears to have omitted the interest-rate-path projection from the central bank's quarterly forecasts, breaking with past practice just three weeks into his tenure. The move may signal an early shift toward his promised "regime change" at the Fed, but the article provides no policy details or market reaction. The immediate market impact is likely limited, though the governance change is notable for Fed-watchers.