Kevin Warsh announced a new era of US monetary policy, with the FOMC serving as the policy-setting body of the FED.
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Updated Sep 26
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Kevin Warsh announced a new era of US monetary policy, with the FOMC serving as the policy-setting body of the FED.
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What this event is mainly aboutHow it developed
Newest first. Tap a step to see who reported it.Warsh removed forward guidance from FOMC statements.1 source
- A new Warsh cycle dictates the direction of Federal Reserve policy, leading to an overhaul of its communication and policymaking processes.Sub-event
Warsh's approach is seen as having the potential to fundamentally change monetary policy.1 source
Warsh signals a new era of US monetary policy via the FOMC.1 source
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Federal Open Market Committee
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