Fed Chair Kevin Warsh's speech will likely be interpreted as hawkish because persistent inflation (PCE at 3.7%) and surging energy costs demand tight policy. His refusal to bail out the US Treasury by suppressing long-term yields, coupled with ending forward guidance and leaving rates to market forces, effectively tightens financial conditions.
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