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Warsh wants to listen to markets more. Morgan Stanley says markets may regret it.

Federal Reserve Chair Kevin Warsh says he wants to listen to the signal from markets more. Strategists at Morgan Stanley say markets may regret being in charge.

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Warsh wants to listen to markets more. Morgan Stanley says markets may regret it.
Federal Reserve Chair Kevin Warsh says he wants to listen to the signal from markets more. Strategists at Morgan Stanley say markets may regret being in charge.
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