Fed Chair Warsh: More Details on Future Meetings to Be Disclosed

The signal here is procedural rather than substantive: a Fed chair flagging disclosure about how future meetings will be run, without saying what that disclosure is or when it arrives. For markets, the mechanics of policy gatherings matter because they shape how forward guidance and reaction functions are read, so ambiguity on timing and format keeps the decision framework opaque. Whether this resolves into concrete scheduling and communication norms, or remains an open-ended commitment, is the thing to watch.