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Key Confirmed Details 👉Rates held steady: The target range remained at 3.50%–3.75% (or 3-1/2 to 3-3/4 percent) for the fourth consecutive meeting. The vote was unanimous (12-0). 👉Policy statement overhaul: It was dramatically shortened and stripped of the prior “easing bias” language that had previously signaled potential rate cuts ahead. The new statement stresses that the Committee “will deliver price stability” and notes solid economic activity alongside elevated uncertainty tied to the Middle East conflict and supply shocks (including energy). 👉Dot plot / SEP shift: Projections turned notably hawkish. A majority (9 of 18 participants) now see at least one rate hike by the end of 2026. Warsh himself did not submit a dot, leaving only 18 projections. 👉Forward guidance and communications: Warsh abandoned traditional forward guidance and announced task forces to review the Fed’s communications framework—including the dot plot itself—along with balance sheet management and other tools. He emphasized data-dependence and rebuilding credibility through a more restrained approach. Market Reaction Markets read the combination of a shorter statement, hawkish dots, and reduced guidance as hawkish overall. Equities sold off (Dow down ~500 points / ~1%, S&P 500 down ~1.2%, Nasdaq weaker), Treasury yields rose (especially the front end, with the 2-year yield jumping 15+ basis points), and rate futures began pricing in a possible hike as early as October. What This Means Going Forward This marks a clear stylistic and tonal break from the Powell era:Less predictability and “hand-holding” for markets. Greater emphasis on price stability amid persistent inflation risks (geopolitical supply shocks).A more data-driven, less communicative Fed under Warsh. The removal of easing signals and the dot-plot tilt suggest officials are now more concerned about inflation reaccelerating than about growth risks in the near term. Bottom line: Rates are on hold for now, but the path ahead looks less dovish than before, with reduced forward guidance making future moves harder to anticipate. ‍#WarshDebutsAsFedHoldsRatesSteady $BTC $ETH $SOL

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