Possible Trump pick for Fed has a plan to cut interest rates, with a catch
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Kevin Warsh, the former Fed governor considered the most likely replacement for Jerome Powell to lead the Fed, on Monday night articulated his vision for policy.
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Kevin Warsh wants to cut interest rates and the central bank’s balance sheet
Kevin Warsh, the former Fed governor considered the most ly replacement for Jerome Powell to lead the Fed, on Monday night articulated his vision for policy. “Interest rates should be lower
The balance sheet should be smaller,” Warsh told Larry Kudlow on Fox
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