US stocks fall, as investors fret over Trump's Fed nominee, earnings, inflation

At the Fed, Warsh, 55, is expected to favor lower interest rates but stop short of the more aggressive monetary easing linked ‌to some other potential nominees. ‌With Powell's term ending in May, Warsh, if confirmed by the Senate, would take the helm of a central bank he has argued should scale back its role in the economy and rethink its approach to monetary policy. "Markets are calibrating to Trump's pick ‌of Kevin Warsh ... and the outlook for monetary policy," said Michael Hans, chief investment office ...