In his debut as chairman, Kevin Warsh stripped away the central bank’s policy hints and committed to bringing inflation down—but wouldn’t say what that will take

Amid soaring international oil prices due to the Middle East war and growing inflation concerns, major economies are entering a phase of interest rate hikes. Following rate increases by the European Central Bank (ECB) and the Bank of Japan (BOJ),

Federal Reserve Chairman Kevin Warsh put his stamp on the US central bank Wednesday with a bevy of changes coming out of his first policy meeting, setting the stage for the wider overhaul of the institution he promised before he took the helm.

At Kevin Warsh’s first meeting as chairman, the central bank signaled a rate hike is now more likely this year than a rate cut

The Federal Reserve opens a new chapter on Wednesday as Kevin Warsh chairs his first policy meeting. While interest rates are widely expected to remain unchanged, investors will be hunting for the first clues to how the US central bank's new leader intends to steer it.

Federal Reserve Chairman Kevin Warsh seized the stage in his debut ​press conference, unveiling an ambitious review with broad ramifications and tacitly turning hawkish by underscoring ‌the central bank's resolve to bring inflation to heel.

Federal Reserve Chairman Kevin Warsh held his first press conference at the helm of the central bank, announcing an overhaul to the Fed's operations. He announced the establishmen

Kevin Warsh took a tough, anti-inflation stance in his first meeting as Fed chairman Wednesday — as the central bank flipped from an “easing bias” to expectations of a rate hike later this year. In the first vote without any dissent since last June,