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Warsh told senators Tuesday he would also limit Federal Reserve officials from speaking publicly before rate decisions.
Office for National Statistics data showed joblessness dropped to 4.9%, well below the 5.2% analysts had forecast.
South Korea's Kospi hit a record high Tuesday even as Trump threatened "lots of bombs" if no deal is reached with Tehran.
Crude jumped as much as 7% after weekend strikes on vessels in and around the vital shipping corridor threatened to unravel a fragile ceasefire.
Major retailers including Walmart and Target stand to recover billions after the Supreme Court struck down Trump's emergency tariffs, though trade lawyers warn the process may be far from smooth.
A seized Iranian cargo ship, attacks on commercial vessels, and the collapse of Strait of Hormuz reopening efforts have thrown the fragile two-week ceasefire into doubt just as it nears expiration.
Renewed U.S.-Iran tensions send crude oil jumping 7% while gold falls nearly 1% as inflation fears grip global markets.
A new refund process opens Monday for companies that paid tariffs subsequently struck down by the courts.
Tehran cites "excessive demands" and the ongoing naval blockade as reasons for refusing to return to the negotiating table, while Trump threatens to destroy Iranian infrastructure.
An energy blockade is forcing Havana's famous bars, clubs, and music venues to go dark, threatening the island's cultural identity.
A humanoid robot completed a half-marathon in Beijing faster than the human world record, marking a striking milestone in robotics.
Despite relative stabilization of Yemen's currency, ordinary citizens are struggling to access physical cash for daily transactions.
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