TREE NEWS reports: Federal Reserve Chair Kevin Warsh said the US economy has strengthened since policymakers last met in June, with the labor market near full employment, while inflation has shown no improvement. “Even in just the past few weeks, I think there is now broad data showing the economy has indeed strengthened. The underlying drivers of growth are strengthening. The problem is inflation,” Warsh said, noting price stability has been an issue for more than five and a half years.
Fed’s Warsh: US Economy Strengthening, Inflation Still the Problem
Warsh's framing splits the mandate cleanly: growth and employment are no longer the concern, so the policy debate narrows to how long inflation's five-and-a-half-year run can persist before it forces a harder stance. That matters for every risk asset priced off the rate path, crypto and tokenized real-world assets included, because a strengthening economy removes the cushion that weak data once provided. The open question is whether the next round of inflation readings finally breaks the trend or confirms it — and whether the Fed's tone hardens before that data arrives.
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