
Fed Chair Warsh Abandons Forward Guidance at Jackson Hole
Fed Chair Kevin Warsh ended "forward guidance" — the post-2008 practice of signaling the likely future path of interest rates — at Jackson Hole on August 28, calling it overdue. Markets must now judge each policy meeting on fresh data, not communicated trajectories. Inflation stood at 3.4% in July, and three FOMC members dissented, favoring a rate hike.
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