Warsh highlights his commitment to steer inflation back to 2% and announces measures if necessary
El estreno del presidente de la Fed en Jackson Hole dispara la perspectiva de una próxima subida de tipos pese a los deseos de Trump
Kevin Warsh, the new US Federal Reserve President, has given a speech at the central bankers' meeting in Jackson Hole, Wyoming. He faces a challenging situation, with uncertain growth forecasts, an ongoing war in Iran, inflation above 2%, and a tense debt market. Warsh seems willing to take necessary measures to control rising prices. The speech comes as investors eagerly awaited his first public comments.
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