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‘Mutiny, if need be’: At the Fed, ‘Warsh can suppress dissent only so much,’ over credibility-testing interest rate decision, Macquarie says
The Federal Reserve faces potential dissent over interest rate decisions, with Macquarie suggesting Fed Governor Christopher Warsh may struggle to suppress disagreements. Meanwhile, Hamas agrees to disarm, and global markets exhibit a 'risk-on' sentiment.
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