Trump tries to fire Warsh in 2026?
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Trump And Warsh Reportedly Held Multiple Calls Over The Past Weeks, Renewing Scrutiny Over Fed Independence. • According to people familiar with the discussions, Trump has sought Warsh's views on economic forecasts and broader issues affecting the U.S. economy, but has not pressured him to pursue a specific monetary policy.
Trump says it’s up Federal Reserve Chair Kevin Warsh “a little bit, but not completely, whether to avoid hiking interest rates before the election, he tells Punchbowl News in an interview. • • Asked whether Warsh should avoid hiking interest rates before the election, Trump told Punchbowl: “Well, it’s up to him a little bit, but not completely. He’s got a board that’s very political … It’s not totally up to him. It’s up to a board. I think he’s great. I won’t be criticizing him.
Asked whether Fed Chair Kevin Warsh should avoid hiking interest rates before the election, Trump tells @JakeSherman: “Well, it’s up to him a little bit, but not completely. He’s got a board that’s very political … It’s not totally up to him. It’s up to a board. I think he’s great. I won’t be criticizing him.”
Trump: Fed rate decisions not solely up to Warsh • Trump said Fed rate decisions are not solely determined by Fed chair Kevin Warsh and that Warsh “has a very politicized committee” and that policy is decided by the committee. Asked whether Warsh should avoid a rate hike before the midterms, Trump said “it depends on him to some extent, but not entirely,” and added “I think he’s great. I won’t criticize him.” (
TRUMP: FED RATE DECISION ISN’T JUST UP TO WARSH • • Asked whether Fed Chair Kevin Warsh should avoid raising interest rates before the election, Trump said: • • “It’s up to him a little bit, but not completely. • • He’s got a board that’s very political. • <br... TRUMP: FED RATE DECISION ISN’T JUST UP TO WARSH • • Asked whether Fed Chair Kevin Warsh should avoid raising interest rates before the election, Trump said: • • “It’s up to him a little bit, but not completely. • • He’s got a board that’s very political. • • It’s not totally up to him. It’s up to a board. • • I think he’s great. I won’t be criticizing him.”
For the FED watchers. • • I asked Trump whether KEVIN WARSH should avoid a rate hike before the election: • • “Well, it's up to him a little bit, but not completely. He's got a board that's very political … It's not totally up to him. It's up to a board. I think he's great. I won't be criticizing him. • •
Analysis: Trump treats Fed Chairman Kevin Warsh as an ally. That creates economic risks
Analysis: Trump treats Fed Chairman Kevin Warsh as an ally. That creates economic risks
Bloomberg reported that US President Donald Trump has held regular phone calls with Federal Reserve Chairman Kevin Warsh since taking office, in the latest sign of Trump's efforts to strengthen his influence over the central bank. The agency quoted sources as saying that Trump inquired about Warsh's forecasts and opinions, without pressuring him to take any specific course. #Arabic_Business
TRUMP SAID TO CALL WARSH IN LATEST SIGNAL OF PUSH TO REMAKE FED • • Bloomberg reports President Trump has held periodic phone calls with Fed Chair Kevin Warsh since May, discussing the economy and Warsh's outlook without directing policy. • • The conversations come amid Trump's broader push to reshape the Fed, though the White House insists Warsh remains independent. • • The calls are likely to fuel ongoing scrutiny over Fed independence as markets monitor future policy decisions.
WSJ: President Trump has spoken repeatedly with Kevin Warsh since he became chairman of the Federal Reserve, according to people familiar with the matter, maintaining a line of communication between a president and a central bank chief that departs from recent precedent.
"The president calls Warsh in bursts—several times in a stretch of days, then quiet for longer periods. Trump has sought Warsh’s counsel on a range of matters, including how the war in Iran and the rapid rise of artificial intelligence are affecting the economy."
SCOOP: President Trump has spoken repeatedly with Kevin Warsh over the phone since he became chairman of the Federal Reserve, maintaining a line of communication between a president and a central bank chief that has little recent precedent. • • Trump now sees Warsh as a valued outside economic adviser. • • Their continued conversations are a sharp departure from how former Fed chair Jerome Powell handled both Trump and former President Biden. The relationship is more similar to that of Clinton-Greenspan. • • The new developments on the Trump-Warsh relationship could also bring more scrutiny on the independent central bank. • • Story w/ @PhilipWegmann and @NickTimiraos •
What is this event about?
This market will resolve to "Yes" if Donald Trump publicly and unequivocally announces that he is removing Kevin Warsh as Chair of the Federal Reserve, or takes formal action toward doing so, such as issuing a directive or formal request, by December 31, 2026, 11:59 PM ET. Otherwise, this market will resolve to “No”.
Statements which are contingent (e.g. “Warsh must step down or lower rates”), statements of intent (e.g. “I am planning to fire Warsh”) or other informal statements which are not unequivocal will not qualify.
If Kevin Warsh resigns or otherwise formally departs his role as Chair of the Federal Reserve prior to a qualifying action, this market will immediately resolve to "No".
Attempts to remove Warsh from his role as a member of the Federal Reserve Board of Governors will not alone qualify.
The resolution source will be official information from Donald Trump however a consensus of credible reporting may also be used.