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Fed faces crossroads as leadership shift fuels sharp debate over inflation and rates
Economy
Published on 29 April 2026

A new push for debate exposes deep rifts inside
The Federal Reserve is entering a leadership and policy turning point as Kevin Warsh backs a push for more open debate. Even as the labor market stays steady, policymakers remain split on how quickly inflation will cool and whether rates can fall. With no near-term cuts expected, inflation risks continue to loom over the outlook.
- Kevin Warsh is pushing for more open debate at the Fed
- Policymakers are divided on inflation and the path for rates
- No near-term rate cuts are expected
- Labor remains steady, but inflation risks persist
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