Is the Federal Reserve entering a "new management style"? What is the market watching?

U.S. Treasury Secretary Janet Yellen recently mentioned that Kevin Waugh might bring a new governance approach to the Federal Reserve, focusing on accountability, efficiency improvements, and more prudent policy-making.
At first glance, this seems like a personnel evaluation. But in the current macro environment, it actually carries significant information.
Because what the market is most sensitive to now is not just interest rates themselves, but the change in "decision-making style"—
Whether to continue with a traditional, cautious approach, or to adopt a new framework that emphasizes efficiency and execution.
My personal understanding is that such statements are more about signaling: future monetary policy formulation may focus more on structural adjustments rather than relying on a single indicator.
In other words, what the market will face next is not just "whether to cut rates," but also "how to make decisions."
Many people are used to focusing on the results, but what truly influences market rhythm is often the change in rules and style.
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