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Federal Reserve Chairman Kevin Warsh holds a press conference at the Federal Reserve in Washington, D.C., September 16, 2026.
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Kevin Warsh wanted an information-rich interval between rate decisions, and now he’s gotten one. From the Wall Street Journal, based on yesterday’s inflation data:
Following this shocking realization (that inflation will not magically resolve itself), officials at the are scrambling to act:
About the Author
John R. Puri is the Thomas L. Rhodes Fellow at National Review.
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Kevin Warsh wanted an information-rich interval between rate decisions, and now he’s gotten one. From the Wall Street Journal, based on yesterday’s inflation data:
Following this shocking realization (that inflation will not magically resolve itself), officials at the are scrambling to act:
About the Author
John R. Puri is the Thomas L. Rhodes Fellow at National Review.
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