Kevin Warsh, who took over as the head of the Federal Reserve in June 2026, recently addressed reporters during his inaugural news conference. This event occurred in Washington, DC and was captured by photographer Chip Somodevilla [1]. During this meeting, Warsh spoke about the upcoming Fed Minutes, which are expected to be released on Wednesday. Notably, Warsh chose not to elaborate on any of the nine hawkish dots (indicating a higher interest rate) that were discussed in the minutes from the previous Federal Open Market Committee (FOMC) meeting [2]. Instead, he maintained a state of deliberate silence, which some analysts have interpreted as a strategic decision to avoid giving too much away ahead of the official release.