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Jerome Powell still has one vote on whether rates go up — the same as Kevin Warsh

Jerome Powell still has one vote on whether rates go up — the same as Kevin Warsh
MarketWatch Monday 31 August 2026, 19:40 UTC By Charlie Garcia 1 min read
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Powell is no longer Fed chairman, but he still has a vote on whether to raise interest rates.

Powell is no longer Fed chairman, but he still has a vote on whether to raise interest rates.
Jerome Powell (PERSON) Kevin Warsh Powell (PERSON) Fed (ORG)
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