US NEC Director Hassett says he expects the Warsh hearing to go ahead next week; rates should be lower; confident that Warsh will start as Fed Chair on May 15

Hassett's comments suggest a transition at the Fed with Warsh potentially taking the helm, indicating market expectations for lower rates under his leadership.

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  • Does not expect current Fed Chair Powell to stay on the board.
  • Shrinking of the balance sheet should be gradual.
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The expectation of a gradual balance sheet reduction is also notable, as it aligns with a more dovish outlook that could impact fixed income and equities. Overall, the implications point to a shift in monetary policy approach that may ease current financial conditions.

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