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Warsh says he’s determined to slay inflation. Investors want to know if he really means it.

Warsh says he’s determined to slay inflation. Investors want to know if he really means it.
MarketWatch Tuesday 30 June 2026, 14:25 UTC By Jeffry Bartash 1 min read
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New Federal Reserve Chairman Kevin Warsh isn’t a stranger on Wall Street, but the mystery to investors is whether he’s committed as he sounds to stamp out U.S. inflation.

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