Wall Street widely anticipates the U.S. Federal Reserve will keep interest rates unchanged today. However, Federal Reserve Chair Kevin Warsh's focus on restoring the Fed's credibility and combating inflation, coupled with recent geopolitical tensions and an 8% surge in WTI crude oil to over $85 per barrel following Iran's missile attacks, could make the meeting and Warsh's press conference more significant than the rate decision itself. Warsh has also eliminated the Fed's 'dot plot,' reducing official guidance for investors and forcing markets to interpret economic signals with less direct Fed communication.