Federal Reserve Chairman Jerome Powell is set to hold his final press conference on April 29, as the U.S. Department of Justice has dropped its investigation into him, clearing the way for Kevin Warsh's nomination. The probability of Warsh being confirmed before Powell's term ends on May 15 has surged to 84% on prediction markets. Warsh has criticized the Fed's current communication strategies, including the "dot plot" and forward guidance, suggesting significant changes ahead. Warsh's agenda includes reducing the frequency of Fed meetings and potentially eliminating the regular press conferences that follow each FOMC meeting. His stance has already begun to influence market expectations, with potential impacts on asset pricing models that rely on predictable interest rate paths. As Powell steps back, the market is closely watching for any shifts in communication strategy that could affect valuations across various asset classes.