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The Fiscal Times
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Warsh's view: Calm Fed may spike volatility
The article discusses the Federal Reserve's recent shift toward less transparency under new Chair Kevin Warsh. Historically, the Fed has increased communication to guide markets, but Warsh believes markets have become too dependent on Fed guidance. He has reduced the frequency of official statements and signaled a return to a more cautious approach similar to former Chair Alan Greenspan, potentially leading to increased market volatility and higher interest rates. This change aims to encourage investors to rely more on economic data rather than central bank signals, though experts caution it may pose risks during economic crises.
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