Kevin Warsh plans to stop scripting the Fed’s next moves. It could trigger a wild ride for traders.
MarketWatch· Nora Redmond· Jul 8, 2026 · 11:00 AM
James Bullard, a former president of the St. Louis Federal Reserve, said Fed Chair Kevin Warsh could decide on policy changes without signaling to the market first, sparking volatility
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