Fed Chair Kevin Warsh is sounding the alarm on persistent inflation, repeatedly using the word “shocks” to signal that economic pressures—from supply chains to AI booms—are now deep-rooted, not temporary. This marks a major pivot from past Fed messaging, with implications for imminent rate hikes and a growing policy split among committee members. With long-term yields climbing and stability at stake, Warsh’s aggressive tone hints at a tougher road ahead for markets—and possibly a cooling of high-growth sectors like AI.
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