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Bessent, Warsh diverge on who should set the price of money
Source: reuters.com
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Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent and Fed Chair Kevin Warsh are reported to be at odds on how hands-off policymakers should be in setting the “price of money.” The piece frames the disagreement as central to U.S. financial policy, implying potential uncertainty around how monetary policy and rates could be guided. No specific rate change, data release, or quantitative policy action is cited.
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