The U.S. Federal Reserve Chair, Kevin Warsh, is stuck between a rock and a hard place. Hand-picked by Trump to lower interest rates ahead of a seemingly unwinnable Midterm election, he's also dealing with a supply-shocked CPI and an inflationary AI infrastructure boom. The resultant bulge in real yields is threatening the financial stability of currency and risk asset markets. So what does he do? Talk softly and carry no stick. That's even if he talks at all. In his quest to