On June 22, 2026, Morgan Stanley's chief economist published a research note analyzing the first FOMC meeting chaired by new Fed Chair Kevin Warsh. The report highlights a deliberately vague interest rate path, a potential larger-than-expected balance sheet reduction, and an inconsistent rate hike logic if inflation continues to fall.
On June 22, 2026, Morgan Stanley's chief economist released a research note analyzing the first Federal Open Market Committee (FOMC) meeting chaired by new Fed Chair Kevin Warsh. The report suggests that the committee intentionally kept the interest rate path vague, leaving markets with considerable uncertainty.
Furthermore, the research indicates that the pace of balance sheet reduction (quantitative tightening) could exceed current expectations, potentially having a more significant impact on liquidity conditions. The report also notes that if inflation continues to trend downward, the logic supporting further rate hikes becomes difficult to justify, implying that the policy trajectory may need to be reassessed. Overall, while the Fed has a new chair, the underlying policy script may not have fundamentally changed.
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