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Why Kevin Warsh Thinks Inflation Isn’t Being Measured Correctly
Warsh, on track to become the next chair of the Federal Reserve, prefers trimmed mean inflation, which eliminates price extremes. It could also lead the Fed to cut rates sooner.
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Fed’s Goolsbee Warns AI Could Produce Stagflation
The comments challenge the case for cheaper borrowing costs made by Kevin Warsh and the Trump administration.
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Kevin Warsh Has More Room to Maneuver Than Markets See
The Fed’s next chair has a president who wants rate cuts and central bank policymakers who don’t. He actually can satisfy both.
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Justice Department Moves to Wipe Court Loss From Powell Probe
The Justice Department is seeking to vacate a ruling that blocked its subpoenas in the now-paused investigation of Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell.
3 minute read
Why 3 Fed Presidents Dissented Over a Single Line in a Policy Statement
The language in question first appeared when the Fed began its current easing cycle in September 2024.
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Warsh Faces a Fractious Fed and Rising Inflation
Warsh, Powell’s presumed successor as Federal Reserve chair, will take the reins in mid-May with Fed officials divided in their policy outlook and his predecessor still at the table.
4 minute read
PCE Inflation Hits Highest Level Since 2023
The Fed’s preferred inflation gauge climbed in March as soaring oil prices spilled over into the economy.
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