Warsh's Fed Redesign Could Tighten Financial Conditions and Roil the Bull Market
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As Jerome Powell’s tenure ends, Kevin Warsh signals a Fed shift toward aggressive balance-sheet deleveraging and a redefined, more flexible take on inflation. Deleting trillions in assets could push bond yields higher and borrowing costs up, even without rate hikes, potentially undermining Wall Street’s already expensive rally.
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