Fed pod nowym kierownictwem : Kevin Warsh zastąpi Jeromea Powella . Stopy procentowe w united states zamrożone do 2027 roku ?

Kevin Warsh is set to replace Jerome Powell as Federal Reserve Chair, marking a significant shift in U.S. monetary policy leadership. The announcement has sparked speculation that the Fed may maintain a more dovish stance, with interest rates potentially remaining on hold through 2027, contrary to previous tightening cycles. This policy continuity supports risk assets, particularly long-duration equities and growth stocks, while weighing on the dollar and nominal Treasury yields. The shift in forward guidance implies a recalibration of rate differential expectations, influencing capital flows into U.S. fixed income and equity markets. Traders will closely watch the upcoming FOMC minutes and Warsh’s first public testimony for signals on inflation tolerance and balance sheet normalization timing.

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