On May 22, Eastern Time, Kevin Warsh was officially sworn in at the White House as Chair of the Federal Reserve, stating he would lead a reform-oriented Fed. Meanwhile, Trump said Warsh would curtail the Fed’s use of forward guidance. Warsh’s first scheduled FOMC meeting will be held at 2:30 a.m. Beijing time on June 18, where he will directly confront a growing hawkish faction. According to the Financial Times, Warsh could launch reforms as early as that meeting, with a core focus on weakening or even eliminating the long-standing tools of interest rate forward guidance and the 'dot plot' used to steer market expectations—potentially leaving markets without a policy anchor. What is your view on Warsh’s plan to overhaul the Fed’s interest rate guidance framework, and what impact might it have on markets?