Federal Reserve Chairman Kevin Warsh warns of persistent inflation and emphasizes price stability
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Kevin Warsh (Federal Reserve Chairman)
Jackson Hole, Wyoming, USA
August 28, 2026
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Fed Chairman Kevin Warsh stated that inflation is not slowing meaningfully. Interest rates remain the primary tool for achieving the 2% inflation target. Financial conditions are currently not restrictive enough to curb inflation.
- Earlier version 18/28/2026, 5:00:51 PM
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