New Fed Chair Warsh's Regime Change May Require Patience and Consensus
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- Kevin Warsh, the new Federal Reserve chair, has vowed regime change but Fed watchers indicate limits on unilateral actions and that pivotal decisions like interest rates or balance sheet changes will need time and broad support.
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The new Fed leader wants to make big shifts in policy but needs agreement from others, so changes to borrowing costs will likely happen slowly. Everyday investors can expect markets to move gradually rather than react sharply right away.
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