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Fed Chair Warsh Signals Less Certainty | Business and Finance News
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Fed Chair Kevin Warsh signaled a return to a more disciplined, less predictable Fed at Jackson Hole, rejecting market expectations of rate hints and emphasizing that policy will hinge on whether inflation is truly trending toward its target—not just looking better on paper. While acknowledging signs of economic strength—boosted by AI and resilient spending—he downplayed hiring slowdowns as labor supply adjustments, not recession signals. Warsh’s broader goal: quiet the markets’ obsession with Fed commentary, launching task forces to reshape how the central bank operates, aiming for a more purposeful, evolving approach that prioritizes long-term stability over short-term trading cues.
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