UBS
July 1, 2026
US Economic Perspectives: Warsh At Sintra
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UBS summarizes remarks by Fed Chair Kevin Warsh at Sintra, highlighting his view that inflation risks have eased, AI is a potentially disinflationary and growth-positive force, and the Fed is pivoting away from strict data dependence and forward guidance.
Key Takeaways
- 1.Chair Warsh indicated inflation risks have receded since the June FOMC meeting.
- 2.Warsh views Artificial Intelligence as a transformative, supply-side expanding force with huge implications for monetary policy.
- 3.The Fed intends to move away from forward guidance, favoring a 'framework' approach to decision-making.
Table of Contents
- We see three takeaways from Chair Warsh's comments at Sintra
- Warsh: inflation risks have "come down"
- Expanding supply side could have "huge" implications for monetary policy
- Economics
- Task force names could begin to be released next week
- Data dependence? But what data?
- Required Disclosures
- Analyst Certification
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Authors
Jonathan PingleAbigail WattAlan DetmeisterAmanda WilcoxJalen Nichols
Themes
Artificial Intelligence and Structural ProductivityMonetary Policy Framework ShiftReal-time Data and Measurement
Regions
North AmericaGlobalUnited States
