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Federal Reserve Chairman Kevin Warsh is contemplating a reduction in the frequency of policy meetings, potentially shifting from eight meetings to six focused on interest rates and two on broader economic issues. This change could streamline processes but may also delay responses to economic shifts, such as inflation or labor market changes.
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Federal Reserve Chairman Kevin Warsh is contemplating a reduction in the frequency of policy meetings, potentially shifting from eight meetings to six focused on interest rates and two on broader economic issues. This change could streamline processes but may also delay responses to economic shifts, such as inflation or labor market changes.
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Federal Reserve Considers Reducing Frequency of Policy Meetings