Fed Chair Warsh Considers Cutting Meetings
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Federal Reserve Chair Kevin Warsh is reportedly considering reducing the frequency of Fed meetings to decide on interest rates. The Fed has met 8 times a year since 1981, but federal law only requires 4 meetings. Warsh has already pushed back on giving markets forward guidance and this move could further reduce communication with markets.
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