Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent says he has confidence in Federal Reserve Chair Kevin Warsh following Warsh’s recent appointment. Speaking on Tuesday, Bessent also forecasts that inflation will decline, linking the outlook to developments related to the Iran conflict. Both outlets report that Bessent’s remarks frame the expected improvement in inflation as tied to easing conditions stemming from the conflict. The coverage focuses on Bessent’s assessment of the Federal Reserve’s leadership and his broader macroeconomic expectations for the United States. While the statements do not detail specific policy actions by the Fed, they indicate Bessent’s view that incoming inflation pressures could ease if tensions related to Iran subside. The reports do not provide additional quantitative inflation targets or a timeline beyond the general expectation of retreating inflation as the situation changes. Overall, the articles present the remarks as an explicit expression of support for Warsh and a conditional inflation outlook connected to geopolitical developments.