The article analyzes that Federal Reserve Chairman Kevin Warsh has maintained interest rates unchanged in two meetings since taking office in March. Despite the largest divergence in a decade at the most recent meeting (9 policymakers voted to maintain rates, 3 voted to raise them), given Warsh's stance of not providing forward guidance, and the unexpected loss of 23,000 US jobs in July (with 264,000 people leaving the labor force, causing the unemployment rate to drop to 4.1%), it is expected that the Federal Reserve will again choose to maintain interest rates at its next meeting in September. The current annual inflation rate remains at 3.5%, which is above the Federal Reserve's 2% target.