
Kevin Warsh, sworn in as US Federal Reserve chairman on May 22, held his first press conference on June 17, where he adopted a hawkish tone and vowed to curb inflation. He stated that the Fed's rate-setting committee is unified in its commitment to price stability. The article also notes that bond investors have doubts about his credibility in fighting inflation. This matters because Warsh's policies will influence interest rates and economic stability.
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Hawkish tone to combat inflation
During the press conference, Warsh made a solemn vow to curb inflation.
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Kevin Warsh has struck a distinctly hawkish tone since being sworn in.
OpinionSince being sworn in as US Federal Reserve chairman on May 22, Kevin Warsh has struck a distinctly hawkish tone. At his first press conference at the helm of the world’s most important central bank on June 17, Warsh made a solemn vow to curb inflation. He said members of the Fed’s interest rate-setting committee were “unambiguous and unanimous. This committee will deliver price stability”.
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Kevin Warsh has struck a distinctly hawkish tone since being sworn in.
OpinionWarsh said the Fed's interest rate-setting committee was 'unambiguous and unanimous' that it will deliver price stability.
OpinionBond investors questioned Warsh's inflation-fighting credibility.
OpinionKevin Warsh was sworn in as US Federal Reserve chairman on May 22.
South China Morning PostWarsh held his first press conference as Fed chairman on June 17.
South China Morning PostDuring the press conference, Warsh made a solemn vow to curb inflation.
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