Warsh Says Inflation Remains Too High, but Fed Is Working on It
Kevin Warsh said inflation has made little progress toward the Federal Reserve’s 2% target since he assumed the central bank’s helm in May. He said the Fed is working to address it.
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Kevin Warsh said inflation has made little progress toward the Federal Reserve’s 2% target since he assumed the central bank’s helm in May. He said the Fed is working to address it.
In opening remarks, Kevin Warsh said economic growth was strong and the labor market healthy, while warning that inflation remains too high. He said third-quarter growth appeared to accelerate, driven in part by strong consumer spending.
Warsh said the overwhelming FOMC judgment was that there is no firm conclusion on the future path of monetary policy and that inflation remains too high.
Warsh said inflation is too high.
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(Adds details, quotes, background in paragraphs 4-10) US long -end yields can handle more Fed tightening -PIMCO CIO Housing, commercial real estate will feel rate-hike impact Ivascyn says Fed's Warsh more inclined to wait, hold rate policy By Gertrude Chavez-Dreyfuss NEW YORK, Oct 13 (Reuters) — US Treasury yields may
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Investor Peter Schiff questioned Federal Reserve Chair Kevin Warsh ‘s inflation outlook after McDonald’s Corp. (NYSE: MCD ) CEO Chris Kempczinski warned elevated inflation and squeezed household budgets are hurting customer traffic across the restaurant industry. ‘Who Do You Believe?’ “Today the McDonald’s CEO said he
(Adds more on inflation, paragraphs 4-7, Warsh views paragraphs 8-9) Sept 20 (Reuters) — Minneapolis Federal Reserve President Neel Kashkari said on Sunday that inflation is too high across all sectors of the US economy, not just in rising oil prices. "So even if we strip out energy, which is really volatile, and strip
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