Warsh signals Fed's inflation focus in Jackson Hole speech
Federal Reserve Chairman Kevin Warsh delivered his first Jackson Hole keynote, criticizing forward guidance as a practice that has 'outstayed its welcome.' He emphasized the Fed's commitment to price stability, citing 65 months of elevated inflation as a key signal. Warsh also warned against markets relying on the Fed for trading cues, saying the central bank should not be the primary driver of market decisions.
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