US Federal Reserve Chair Kevin Warsh has marked the beginning of his tenure with a sharp shift in how the central bank communicates, reviving a minimalist style reminiscent of the 1990s and signalling a narrower focus on price stability.
According to Reuters, Warsh's first policy meeting as Fed chief reflected a deliberate move away from the expansive communication strategy adopted by the central bank over the past two decades, during which the Fed became a central player in managing economic crises and regularly guided financial markets through detailed policy signals.