Fed Chair Warsh expected to raise interest rates, economists say
Soon after becoming chair on May 22, Warsh spoke strongly about the need to keep inflation under control, but in late July the central bank left its key rate unchanged.
Republican Ledger staff · 8:00 PM ET
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Soon after becoming chair on May 22, Warsh spoke strongly about the need to keep inflation under control, but in late July the central bank left its key rate unchanged.
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