Federal Reserve Chair Kevin Warsh told reporters at his first policy meeting that the Fed is pursuing task forces to review how the central bank operates and communicates with the public. This includes examining the Fed's use of forward guidance — the practice of signaling future rate decisions to markets. While Warsh is exploring potential changes to these long-standing practices, he hasn't announced a definitive shift away from forward guidance yet. The Fed is in a review phase to consider what operational and communication changes might make sense. If changes do come, they could affect how much visibility investors and businesses have into the Fed's future policy path, which could create some market uncertainty.