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Warsh Faces Scrutiny Over $100M Assets Before Fed Hearing
4/17/2026
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- Kevin Warsh, President Donald Trump's nominee for Federal Reserve chair, faces scrutiny over his financial holdings exceeding $100 million ahead of a Senate Banking Committee hearing.
- Senator Elizabeth Warren urged Warsh to disclose more about his assets, while he pledged to sell his investments if confirmed, citing confidentiality agreements for not revealing specifics.
- All 11 Democrats on the committee requested a hearing delay until a Department of Justice investigation into current Fed chair Jerome Powell is resolved.
- Trump continues to advocate for Federal Reserve rate cuts despite rising inflation linked to the Iran war.
