Warsh Era Brings Leaner Fed Statement, No Forward Guidance
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New Fed chair Kevin Warsh unveils a shorter, more factual FOMC statement with no forward guidance and no vote details, signaling a shift in Fed communication; the statement notes a unanimous decision and describes the economy as expanding at a solid pace, marking a regime change in how the central bank communicates its policy.
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