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Warsh’s changes to forward guidance were tried by one central bank — and here’s what happened

Warsh’s changes to forward guidance were tried by one central bank — and here’s what happened
MarketWatch Tuesday 11 August 2026, 12:16 UTC By Jules Rimmer 1 min read
Key Points

Canada’s post-2008 playbook shows the volatility risks of Warsh’s no-guidance Fed.

Canada’s post-2008 playbook shows the volatility risks of Warsh’s no-guidance Fed.
Warsh (PERSON) Canada (LOCATION) Fed (ORG)
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