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JPMorgan says Warsh failure to buttress Fed credibility may force a rate hike before year-end
JPMorgan’s U.S. economics team says last week’s post-decision press conference by Fed Chair Kevin Warsh was the most troubling since the practice began in 2012 as the U.S. banking giant moved forward their call for a rate increase.
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A recent press conference by Fed Chair Kevin Warsh has raised concerns about the Federal Reserve's credibility. JPMorgan's U.S. economics team has expressed concerns that Warsh's performance may have undermined the Fed's credibility, potentially forcing a rate hike before the end of the year. This assessment is based on the team's perception of Warsh's post-decision press conference as the most troubling since the practice began in 2012. The implications of this development are unclear, but it suggests that the Fed's ability to manage expectations may be compromised.
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