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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 criticized Fed Chair Kevin Warsh’s post-decision press conference as the most troubling since 2012, citing concerns over Fed credibility. The bank has moved forward its prediction for a rate increase due to these concerns.
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