Federal Reserve Chairman Warsh held a press conference in Washington on September 16, lasting only about 30 minutes, setting a new record for the shortest regular press conference by a Fed Chair. Warsh consistently refused to provide any forward guidance on the future policy path, focusing his remarks on the decisions made at this meeting and officials' assessment of the current economic situation. This move is seen as a signal of the Federal Reserve's reshaping of its communication approach with the market. Additionally, the Federal Reserve adjusted the seating arrangements for press conferences and established a special working group to review its overall communication mechanisms, with the future of the press conference itself also facing uncertainty.