The Fed's 2026 outlook shows only one rate cut penciled in right now. But here's where it gets interesting—Jerome Powell's term wraps up in May 2026. If Kevin Warsh steps in to lead the Fed, we're likely looking at a different rate-cut trajectory altogether. More cuts would probably be on the table, and that could send shockwaves through gold and silver valuations. The thing is, markets don't wait around. They start pricing in this potential leadership shift way before Warsh actually takes the helm. So traders watching precious metals positions might want to keep their eye on this particular chess move.
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UncommonNPC
· 7h ago
How much more does warsh cut directly when he comes to power? The precious metal has to take off, it's too late to get on the car now
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0xSherlock
· 7h ago
Warsh taking the stage means more cuts and interest rate hikes. The currently sluggish gold and silver should start to take off, right?
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SerumDegen
· 7h ago
ngl the warsh speculation is already baking into pm charts rn... Powell exit = cascade of rate cut expectations, that's the trade everyone's front-running before it even happens fr
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MEVSandwich
· 7h ago
Warsh is definitely more conservative when it comes to the train system, but precious metals are set to soar... The market has already been pricing this in, and those who invested in gold early will be the ones laughing last.
The Fed's 2026 outlook shows only one rate cut penciled in right now. But here's where it gets interesting—Jerome Powell's term wraps up in May 2026. If Kevin Warsh steps in to lead the Fed, we're likely looking at a different rate-cut trajectory altogether. More cuts would probably be on the table, and that could send shockwaves through gold and silver valuations. The thing is, markets don't wait around. They start pricing in this potential leadership shift way before Warsh actually takes the helm. So traders watching precious metals positions might want to keep their eye on this particular chess move.