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Warsh Ends Forward Guidance and Markets Push Long-Term Yields Higher

The Fed held rates but a noncommittal press conference shifted the burden of tightening to market pricing and raised odds of a near-term rate hike.

Fed Holds Rates at 3.50%–3.75% as Pressure Builds for More Tightening

Fed Holds Rates at 3.5%–3.75% as Committee Splits

Fed Split Over Rate Path as Warsh Cuts Guidance and Orders Reforms

Warsh Tightens Fed Communication as Dot Plot Signals Possible Rate Rise

Fed Holds Rates as Warsh Signals Shift Toward Possible 2026 Hike

Oil Tops $117 as U.S. Prepares Extended Iran Port Blockade

Tillis Lifts Block on Warsh After DOJ Closes Powell Probe

Fed Holds Rates, Lifts 2026 Inflation Outlook as Oil Shock Darkens Path to Cuts

Fed Holds Rates at 3.50%–3.75% in 10–2 Vote as Powell Stresses Data-Dependent Path

Fed Pauses Easing, Holds Rates at 3.50%–3.75% as Inflation Stays Elevated

Supreme Court Signals It Will Keep Lisa Cook on Fed Board for Now

Fed Minutes Reveal Split Over Next Moves After December Rate Cut

Trump Puts Warsh and Hassett at Top of Fed Chair Shortlist, Seeks Say on Rates

Fed Cuts Rates for Third Straight Meeting, Signals Likely Pause

Bessent Says Trump Likely to Name Next Fed Chair Before Christmas

Williams Puts Near‑Term Fed Rate Cut Back in Play as Markets Price December Move

UK Inflation Slips to 3.6% as Energy Costs Ease, Putting December Rate Cut in Play

Treasury’s Stablecoin Rules Face Industry–Bank Split as Fed Flags Monetary Policy Stakes

Fed Cuts Rates Again to 3.75%–4% as Labor Risks Rise