Warsh tells Wall Street to stop looking to the Fed for clues on interest rates — and start watching the economic data
MarketWatch· Jeffry Bartash· Jul 1, 2026 · 3:09 PM
New Federal Reserve chief Kevin Warsh gave no hint as to whether the central bank would raise interest rates in July and repeated his dislike of so-called forward guidance to alert investors to future Fed actions.
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