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Fed Chairman Kevin Warsh responds to the market thinking he's hawkish. 🦅

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Fed Chairman Kevin Warsh responds to the market thinking he's hawkish. 🦅

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So, the market was right to interpret

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your first news conference as hawkish.

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>> Nice try.

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>> Yeah, I I I'm not I'm not I'll say this,

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inflation risks have come down, but if

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there were people in household or the

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business sector in the financial markets

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who thought that this central bank was

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going to be comfortable with an

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inflation objective above 2%, well, I

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guess they'd be disappointed. We're

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going to deliver price stability in the

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US. That's what this committee has

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signed up to do, and our objective is to

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do that. The tactics, the strategy, and

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the rest, that's still to come.

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>> No matter what the president wants.

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>> We've been an independent central bank

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for a very long time, and you're going

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to see no changes on that.

Interactive Summary

In this exchange, the speaker discusses the central bank's commitment to maintaining an inflation objective of 2% to ensure price stability in the United States, while firmly asserting the institution's independence from political influence.

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