
Key Points
- There is no flexible target for reducing inflation to two percent
- Inflation has been above the target for the past five years
- The Fed is committed to reducing inflation
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Fed Chairman Kevin Warsh stated that there is no flexible target for reducing inflation to two percent. Warsh emphasized that inflation has been above the target for the past five years.
Warsh underscored the Fed's commitment to reducing inflation. He stated that the central bank's stance on this issue will not change.
Warsh's comments may impact expectations regarding the Fed's monetary policy.
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