“Kevin Warsh is trying to unwind years of explicit Federal Reserve guidance. Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent may have just complicated that experiment,” Axios reports.
“Why it matters: While the Federal Reserve chairman wants to give markets more room to respond to the economy, Treasury’s intervention signals that there are limits to how much market-driven movement Washington is willing to tolerate.”
“The result is a contradictory policy mix: The Fed is trying to do less to guide financial markets, just as Treasury is showing a greater willingness to intervene when market moves become uncomfortable.”
CNBC: Bessent moves to curb Treasury yields, putting new pressure on Warsh’s Fed.

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