Fed Chair Kevin Warsh thinks Fed officials have tipped their hand too much in the past about their future plans for interest rates. But he hasn’t been able to keep everybody else quiet.

Markets expect the central bank will take a firmer hand on inflation. It's not that easy.

The Fed's new approach will probably make markets a bit more turbulent if it's sustained.

Warsh took the helm of the century-old institution amid stubborn inflation, supply shocks, and tariff threats. Now, he wants to make his mark.

The Federal Reserve on Wednesday raised interest rates for the first time in more than three years in a renewed fight against inflation, which has picked up since early in the year due to the war with Iran.

Kevin Warsh introduced a new element to the Federal Open Market Committee’s (FOMC) fight against inflation.

Investor Peter Schiff questioned Federal Reserve Chair Kevin Warsh‘s inflation outlook after McDonald’s Corp. MCD CEO Chris Kempczinski warned elevated inflation and squeezed household budgets are hurting customer traffic across the restaurant industry.

Federal Reserve Chair Kevin Warsh’s latest interest rate increase came with two words that signal a more urgent fight against inflation. While technology stocks have recovered from the initial market selloff,

Fed Chair Kevin Warsh and the other 11 members of the central bank’s Federal Open Market Committee last week carried out their mission to control inflation by managing monetary policy and raised the key interest rate to 4%,

The chairman both explained this week's decision to raise interest rates, and raised vexing questions about what comes next

"The direction of crude oil prices still bears on what happens to inflation globally and the decisions taken by central banks in response."