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Kevin Warsh, in his first House Financial Services Committee testimony as Fed Chair on Nov 14, vowed he will 'never tolerate high inflation' and announced a 'regime change' covering monetary policy operations, communication, and the inflation-targeting framework itself. A hawkish price-stability-first stance from a new Fed chair pressures rate-cut expectations, supporting UST yields and the dollar while weighing on rate-sensitive risk assets including NASDAQ growth stocks and BTC beta. Watch how markets reprice the 2026 policy path and whether the framework review signals a tolerance shift away from the 2% flexible average inflation target.
As a Macro signal, watch whether it changes price action, volatility, or flows around BTC, IXIC, KRW=X.
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