The prospect of a Fed chair determined to shrink asset holdings may not be the risk-off moment for the market that it appears to be.
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Investors see the former Fed governor as a credible steward of monetary policy despite expectations he may push for lower rates.
Warsh was for being tight on interest rates in 2007 and being loose now. Let's just note it as an oddity and not castigate.
There are multiple landmines in place between now and the Sept. 16-17 Fed meeting.
The Federal Reserve is widely expected to cut interest rates when it meets on Wednesday with little to no room for a surprise.
The confirmation hearing for President Trump's nominee to be the next Fed chairman once again sparked heated debate.
CNBC's Paulina Likos and Zev Fima explore what the Fed's impact on interest rates, and questions around the independence of the…
