Federal Reserve chair Scott Warsh testifies before a U.S. Senate committee and is questioned on major economic and policy issues, including inflation and how the Fed will approach current economic conditions. According to multiple reports, Warsh gives limited or evasive responses when lawmakers press for specific details about the Fed’s plans. He is also asked about technology-related issues, including artificial intelligence, as well as his interactions with President Donald Trump. The coverage describes lawmakers seeking clearer commitments on how monetary policy will address inflation and what guidance Warsh would provide on the Fed’s priorities. In particular, reporters say Warsh sidesteps or avoids direct answers to some of the most pointed questions during the hearing. The accounts agree that the testimony does not provide lawmakers with the level of detail they are seeking on the Fed’s policy direction. The reports also indicate that questions about contact with Trump are part of the broader scrutiny of how the new Fed leadership will handle potential political influence while maintaining central bank independence.