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News articleNasdaq· May 24, 2026

Here's the One Thing New Fed Chair Kevin Warsh Could Do That Would Actually Crash the Stock Market

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Here's the One Thing New Fed Chair Kevin Warsh Could Do That Would Actually Crash the Stock Market Key Points Several actions Warsh could take may be potentially problematic for stocks, but not catastrophic…
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  • He is calling for regime change at the Federal Reserve

    60% confidence
  • Stock Advisor's total average return is 986%, outperforming the S&P 500's 208%

    60% confidence
  • Warsh could be President Trump's sock puppet, undermining the Fed's political independence

    60% confidence
  • If Warsh is viewed as making ill-advised monetary policy decisions to appease President Trump, panic selling across asset classes could occur

    60% confidence
  • His credibility as Fed Chair is the most important thing to the institution and to the successful conduct of policy

    60% confidence
  • Warsh has been viewed as an inflation hawk throughout his career

    60% confidence
  • The central bank should find new comfort in working without applause and without the audience at the edge of its seats

    60% confidence
  • If the U.S. dollar begins to sink, it could signal major trouble for the bond and stock markets

    60% confidence
  • Warsh favors using the trimmed mean inflation rate rather than the PCE inflation rate

    60% confidence
  • A stock or bond market crash is not likely under Warsh's leadership at the Fed, but some of his moves could increase volatility

    60% confidence
  • Monetary policy independence is essential

    60% confidence

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