Michael McKee predicts that if Senator Tom Tillis is satisfied with a recent compromise, Kevin Warsh will likely become the Federal Reserve Chair at the June Fed meeting.

Michael McKee believes Kevin Warsh may seek to eliminate the Federal Reserve's Summary of Economic Projections and the associated "dot plot."

US fourth-quarter GDP growth was revised down to 0.5% from an initial report of 1.7%, driven by a slowdown in consumer spending.

US fourth-quarter GDP growth was revised down to 0.5% from an initial report of 1.7%.

Experts at the Institute for International Finance suggested that oil prices will remain elevated for a longer period, as a ceasefire alone will not be sufficient to lower them.

A complete end to the war in the Middle East and the resumption of traffic through the Strait of Hormuz are necessary before significant oil price relief will occur.

Economists expect the upcoming US CPI report to show a full percentage point headline increase, raising the annual inflation rate from 2.4% to approximately 3.4%.

Experts at the Institute for International Finance believe oil prices will remain elevated for a longer period, as a ceasefire alone will not bring them down.

Experts at the IMF week are almost unanimous in their belief that markets are acting prematurely regarding the economic impact of the Middle East conflict.

If Kevin Warsh is not confirmed as Federal Reserve Chair by May 15th, Jerome Powell will remain head of the Federal Open Market Committee for the year.

Jerome Powell's term as chair of the Federal Reserve ends on May 15th.

US personal spending in February rose by 0.5%, a slower rate than anticipated, indicating weakening consumer activity.

Economists predict the headline US CPI will rise by a full percentage point, increasing the annual inflation rate from 2.4% to approximately 3.4%.

US personal spending in February increased by 0.5%, which was slower than anticipated, while inflation-adjusted spending rose only 0.1%.