Markets Doubt Warsh Can Deliver the Trump-Requested Fed Cut

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Investors have shifted from pricing multiple Fed-rate cuts under Kevin Warsh to doubting his ability to deliver a cut, as hotter-than-expected April inflation and producer prices push the odds toward a hold—if not a hike—by year‑end, with Fed Funds futures signaling a hold through September and traders pricing higher long‑term yields amid policy uncertainty under Trump.
- Wall Street no longer believes Kevin Warsh can do what President Trump wants Fortune
- Markets raise chances for a Fed rate hike following hot inflation report CNBC
- From Cuts to Hikes: The Fed's Shifting Calculus Yardeni QuickTakes
- Bond Bears Reload Fed Rate Hike Wagers on Stubborn Inflation Bloomberg.com
- The Fed's inflation reckoning deja vu Axios
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