Trump said he spoke, but there's no trace on the Fed Chair's calendar!

President Donald Trump’s claim that he discussed interest-rate policy with Federal Reserve Chair Kevin Warsh has come under scrutiny after the Washington Post reported that Warsh’s published September calendar contains no record of the meeting. The discrepancy raises fresh questions about communication between the White House and the central bank as Trump presses for lower rates. Warsh, who took over the Fed chair role, has faced market scrutiny over his independence and his dealings with the administration. The episode matters because perceived political pressure on the Fed can influence rate expectations and Treasury yields. What to watch next: whether the Fed or the White House clarifies when the conversation occurred, and whether Warsh’s public schedule is updated to reflect it.