Abstract:Growing internal friction within the Federal Reserve, as ideological divides among governors become a 'norm,' may introduce heightened volatility for the US Dollar.

The Federal Reserve is facing a structural shift as dissenting votes from governors challenge the mainstream consensus, signaling potential volatility for market expectations.
As the chair's tenure reaches terminal stages, persistent fragmentation among hawks and doves creates ambiguity in monetary policy, directly impacting the US Dollar and Treasury yields.