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Fed Chairman Warsh: My understanding based on what I saw and heard on the floor, which is reflected in the forecast, is that half of my colleagues think rates should be lower and the other half think they should be higher.

Federal Reserve Chairman Warsh: There is still work to be done on price stability.

Fed Chairman Warsh: I don’t believe we have a stark choice between full employment and price stability.

Federal Reserve Chairman Warsh: Policy effects are uneven.

Fed Chairman Warsh: It’s hard to say that policy is restrictive anywhere except in the housing market.

Federal Reserve Chairman Warsh: Artificial intelligence is full of opportunities and risks.

Fed Chairman Warsh: The committee discussed productivity and artificial intelligence today.

Fed Chairman Warsh: What happens in the Middle East does affect our daily work, although it is not our responsibility.

Federal Reserve Chairman Warsh: The Fed’s job is to ensure there are no secondary price effects.

Federal Reserve Chairman Warsh: The Fed needs a broad vision, but its responsibilities must be clear.

Fed Chairman Warsh: Weekly meetings with the Treasury Secretary are very useful.

Federal Reserve Chairman Warsh: He has met with U.S. Treasury Secretary Bessent three times so far.

Fed Chairman Warsh: (Asked if he had any conversations with Trump) I have nothing to tell you.

Federal Reserve Chairman Warsh: We must ensure that price changes in oil, eggs, beef, etc. do not spread through the economy.

Fed Chairman Warsh: The Fed cannot have a significant impact on specific prices.

Federal Reserve Chairman Warsh declined to comment on the rise in U.S. bond yields following the Fed's decision.

Federal Reserve Chairman Warsh: The market and the public must know that the Fed will achieve price stability.

Fed Chairman Warsh: Will not pay special attention to the market's reaction in the first few minutes and days.

Federal Reserve Chairman Warsh: Financial markets need to digest a lot of changes.

Federal Reserve Chairman Warsh: We have opened a new chapter in the history of central banks for the market.