Who was described as adopting dovish positions aligning with calls for lower rates in 2026?

• A. Kevin Warsh
• B. Jerome Powell
• C. Ben Bernanke
• D. Janet Yellen

Answer: (A)

Dovish policy means favoring lower interest rates to support growth and employment, even if it means accepting a bit more inflation or longer normalization. In the material, Kevin Warsh is described as taking a more accommodative, or dovish, stance and aligning with calls for lower rates in 2026. That combination—pushing for easier policy and expecting or advocating rate cuts—fits the description in the question, making him the best match. The other figures are typically portrayed as leaning toward tighter or more cautious policy paths, which don’t align with the idea of lowering rates in 2026.