Abstract:President Trump’s nomination of Kevin Warsh to lead the Federal Reserve suggests a push for aggressive rate cuts and institutional overhaul, though structural hurdles at the central bank remain significant.

The potential leadership of Kevin Warsh at the Fed signals a pivot toward aggressive rate cuts and institutional reform, though market analysts foresee significant friction within the central bank's established framework.
Market participants are analyzing the Fed's reaction function. Warsh has often criticized the central bank's role post-2008. Any attempt to dismantle current policy frameworks could spike volatility in US Treasury yields and the USD.