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Fed Chair Warsh signals shift from forward guidance, prioritizes inflation fight

Federal Reserve Chairman Kevin Warsh addressed concerns about inflation and forward guidance at the Jackson Hole symposium. Warsh indicated a shift away from regular forward guidance, stating it has "outstayed its welcome" and can create ambiguity. He emphasized the Fed's primary focus on combating elevated inflation, which has persisted above the 2% target for 65 months, while noting that the employment mandate is currently being met. Warsh stressed the central bank's responsibility for price stability and its commitment to sound monetary policy. AI

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Fed Chair Warsh signals shift from forward guidance, prioritizes inflation fight

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  1. Fortune TIER_1 English(EN) · Eleanor Pringle ·

    Kevin Warsh finally threw Wall Street some crumbs on what he’s thinking: ‘There is one signal nobody can miss: 65 months of elevated inflation’

    But make no mistake: "We should not indulge a regime in which market participants are looking primarily to the Fed for their next trade."