FED CHAIR WARSH SAYS ECONOMIC GROWTH IS HIGHER, BUT THAT DOES NOT MEAN IT IS CAUSING INFLATION, AND THAT THE GOAL IS NOT TO THROW SAND INTO THE GEARS OF THE ECONOMY, ADDING HE DOES NOT THINK THE FED HAS TO THROW PEOPLE OUT OF WORK

Fed Chair Warsh stated that economic growth is currently running higher but that this strength does not necessarily mean it is driving inflation, and he emphasized that the central bank does not intend to disrupt economic activity unnecessarily. He added that he does not believe the Fed must impose job losses in order to restore price stability. The remarks signal a view that stronger output can coexist with contained inflation, which lowers the perceived likelihood of aggressive tightening and affects the rate differential that drives currency and bond pricing. Interest-rate-sensitive assets, including Treasuries, rate-linked equities such as housing and regional banks, and the dollar, are most directly exposed, as a softer tightening path tends to compress yields and weaken the currency while supporting risk appetite. Traders will watch the next Consumer Price Index release and the Fed's upcoming policy statement, since core inflation readings will determine whether the chair's no-recession-required framing holds or forces a repricing of expected rate cuts.

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