Kevin Warsh, during his confirmation hearing for the Federal Reserve Chair nomination, expressed a preference for focusing on trimmed mean inflation indicators to understand underlying price trends. According to Jin10, analysts from Wrightson ICAP noted that given these readings have recently been below the overall inflation rate, Warsh might avoid citing these metrics in official policy decisions. Wrightson ICAP stated that in critical situations, "we suspect Warsh himself would act cautiously to avoid giving the impression of selectively adopting favorable inflation indicators amid widespread public dissatisfaction with the cost of living." Warsh has previously pledged to enhance the Federal Reserve's credibility. The company pointed out, "It is difficult to convince the public that high inflation readings are misleading."