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The Fed Will Deliver Price Stability, Warsh Says

Federal Reserve Chairman Kevin Warsh holds a press conference after officials kept interest rates unchanged. He says inflation is still too high and policy makers will "deliver price stability." (Source: Bloomberg)

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The Fed Will Deliver Price Stability, Warsh Says
Federal Reserve Chairman Kevin Warsh holds a press conference after officials kept interest rates unchanged. He says inflation is still too high and policy makers will "deliver price stability." (Source: Bloomberg)
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