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'WarshGPT': How Wall Street is adapting to the Fed's new era of communication
F/m Investments’ Washington, D.C., office is just a short drive from the Federal Reserve’s headquarters. But under the central bank’s new leadership, CEO Alexander Morris has found the distance feeling far greater. Fed Chairman Kevin Warsh embarked on an overhaul of the central bank’s forward-looking communication since taking the post in May. That move sounded the alarm for market participants like Morris, whose investing theses rely in part on predicting what the Fed will do with interest rates. “We’ve made a pretty good business out of decoding Fedspeak,” said Morris, referring to the jargon-heavy ... (full story)
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