Presidente do Fed vai ao Congresso dos EUA ap�s dar sinais cautelosos para se distanciar de Trump

Kevin Warsh, the new head of the Federal Reserve, is heading to Congress for two days of testimony to outline his plans since taking the helm in late May. This move comes after he gave cautious signals distancing himself from former President Trump, highlighting the Fed's commitment to maintaining its independence. Warsh's testimony is crucial as it underscores the importance of a non-partisan central bank in the U.S. economic landscape, especially as political pressures mount.