Fed's Warsh says US economy is not running too hot
Federal Reserve member Kevin Warsh said the US economy is not running too hot.
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Fed Chair Warsh Says US Economy Is Not Running Too Hot
Kevin Warsh said demand pressures from the AI investment boom have not made the US economy run too hot. He said the Fed’s goal is not to “throw sand in the gears” of the economy.
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