Kevin Warsh, tapped to become the next Federal Reserve chair, may want to significantly contract the central bank’s multi-trillion-dollar balance sheet, but experts agree that financial realities strongly indicate accomplishing this goal will be difficult and slow,

President Donald Trump joked that he might sue his newly selected Federal Reserve chair nominee, Kevin Warsh, over lowering interest rates in a speech to an elite group of Washington’s power set on Saturday night,

President Donald Trump announced Friday that he has nominated Kevin Warsh to be the next chair of the Federal Reserve Board, replacing Jerome Powell.

Relief that President Donald Trump said he’d tap Kevin Warsh to head the Federal Reserve, rather than someone seen as more willing to ignore inflation and slash interest rates, sent the dollar and short-dated Treasuries rallying.

In many ways President Donald Trump's decision to pick former Federal Reserve governor Kevin Warsh to head the central bank is a relatively orthodox choice. To many, he is not the ardent interest rate slasher the U.

A meltdown in global metals markets, a sharp pullback in U.S. stocks, and the ongoing collapse in Bitcoin prices suggest President Donald Trump may not be getting the kind of Federal Reserve chair he’d hoped for when choosing Kevin Warsh to lead the central bank.

U.S. Treasury yields were lower Monday as market watchers continued to weigh President Donald Trump naming Kevin Warsh as his pick for the next Fed chair.

Key Takeaways Kevin Warsh’s record shows a former crisis-era Fed hawk who now appears more open to rate cuts, creating uncertainty about how he would balance inflation risks with President Trump’s push for lower interest rates.