Kevin Warsh, the nominee for Federal Reserve chair by former President Donald Trump, told the Senate Banking Committee he would not be a "puppet" for the administration, though his comments indicated he may follow President Trump's guidance. Warsh expressed support for using inflation measures derived from the Trimmed-Mean CPI, the only metric showing a decline amidst rising commodity prices. Historically, a positive correlation exists between commodity prices and inflation with a certain lag. For more information, visit mt in max.