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Warsh is historically seen as an inflation hawk from his time as a Fed Governor, emphasizing price stability, criticizing excessive quantitative easing (QE), and opposing the Fed's post-crisis "mission creep" beyond its dual mandate (maximum employment and stable prices ~2% inflation).
However, in recent months (especially 2025–2026), he has evolved toward a more dovish stance on near-term rates, aligning somewhat with calls for lower borrowing costs.
deregulation could drive strong growth without reigniting inflation (viewing AI as deflationary).
The Fed should discard fears of persistent stagflation or entrenched high inflation.
This allows for easier policy in the short term.
Supportive of modest rate cuts in 2026, at least aligning with or slightly exceeding the prior Fed's December 2025 "dot plot" (e.g., two 25-basis-point cuts, potentially a third to bring rates to ~2.75–3%, near neutral estimates).
More flexible and forward-looking on rates, less strictly data-dependent or backward-looking.
Analysts (e.g., Goldman Sachs, PIMCO, JPMorgan) expect him to advocate for cuts this year, though his hawkish history might lead to caution if inflation resurges post-midterms or later. Markets currently price in gradual easing (e.g., possible June/September cuts).

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Bitcoin (BTC) is experiencing a significant downturn. The current price is hovering around $67,000–$69,000 USD, down roughly 8–10% in the last 24 hours and much lower from its all-time high of about $126,000 in October 2025. It has dipped below key support levels like $70,000 recently, hitting lows not seen since late 2024, amid broader risk-off sentiment in markets (including stocks and precious metals).
Recent correction from post-ATH euphoria, with profit-taking and reduced momentum.
No major bullish catalysts (e.g., delayed or uncertain policy changes like regulatory clarity or rate cuts).

Technical breakdowns, including potential head-and-shoulders patterns suggesting further downside risk (some analysts mention targets as low as $50,000–$65,000 if supports fail).

Broader market factors: Equity sell-offs, no government bailout signals, and persistent high rates/liquidity concerns.