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US Senate Banking Committee Chair Scott believes there will be a vote for Kevin Warsh to become Fed Chair in the week of 11th May

The indication that there will be a vote for Kevin Warsh to become Fed Chair suggests a potential shift in the leadership style at the Federal Reserve.

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If Warsh is perceived as leaning hawkish, this could influence interest rate expectations and strengthen the USD, particularly as the market assesses how his policies might differ from those of outgoing Chair Powell. Traders should watch for market reactions around the vote, especially in fixed income and FX markets, as this decision could reshape the rate path ahead.

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