WARSH: IF CONFIRMED, WILL HAVE TO SAY DOLLAR IS TREASURY'S BUSINESS || DOLLAR IS LYNCHPIN OF GLOBAL ECONOMY || US AND FED IS BENEFICIARY OF DOLLAR STRENGTH

Warsh, if confirmed to a key economic role, stated the dollar's management falls under the Treasury, not the Fed, reinforcing institutional boundaries on currency policy. His acknowledgment of the dollar as the lynchpin of the global economy highlights the strategic importance of its strength, which benefits both U.S. fiscal positioning and Federal Reserve credibility. This reinforces current market assumptions that Fed policy will remain focused on inflation and employment, not direct exchange rate targeting, supporting USD stability through rate differential and confidence channels. The comments may temper speculation about coordinated currency intervention, leaving USD exposure concentrated in Treasury issuance trends and global risk appetite shifts. Traders will watch the next U.S. Treasury refunding announcement for signals on supply-driven yield pressures that could indirectly influence dollar dynamics.

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