New Fed Chairman Kevin Warsh is caught between the Trump agenda and a hard place
Even a month ago, monetary policy sailing looked smooth for incoming Federal Reserve Chairman Kevin Warsh.
One possible flare-up for Warsh, who became Fed chairman on May 22, succeeding Jerome Powell after an eight-year tenure, was the threat of the Iran conflict temporarily pushing oil prices higher.
Yet in Warsh’s early days heading the nation’s […]
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