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May 7, 2026
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Boston Fed President Collins on FOMC Dissent and Kevin Warsh’s Nomination | Big Take
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Susan Collins
(President, Federal Reserve Bank of Boston, guest)
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Executive Summary
The Federal Reserve is experiencing significant internal division, highlighted by the most dissented vote (8-to-4) on interest rates since 1992, signaling deep disagreement on the future policy path.
Boston Fed President Susan Collins indicates the war in Iran has created a major energy shock, pushing out the timeline for disinflation and increasing the risk of inflation remaining elevated, with a year-end core inflation estimate of 3%.
The Fed is on the verge of a major leadership transition, with nominee Kevin Warsh expected to replace Jerome Powell as Chair, introducing uncertainty with his calls for a "regime change" and significant reforms.
The Fed's credibility is a primary concern for policymakers after missing the 2% inflation target for over five years, raising fears that public inflation expectations could become unmoored.
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