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Fed Chair Warsh sounds inflation alarm, warns US interest rates could rise

Rate hikes may be back on the table as Kevin Warsh says inflation remains "too high" and warns borrowing costs could rise if progress stalls.

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US Fed dissenters call for rate hikes over sustained inflation

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Fed’s Hammack says multiple rate hikes may be needed to tame inflation

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All Eyes on Fed Chair Warsh During the Central Bank’s Annual Conclave in Jackson Hole

New Federal Reserve Chair Kevin Warsh has sought a lower profile than his predecessors, yet his speech Friday at the central bank's annual conclave in Jackson Hole will be one of the most closely watc...

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The stakes are high as Kevin Warsh is set to give his first major speech as Fed Chair

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Fed Chairman Kevin Warsh stays quiet on interest rates but calls inflation ‘concerning’

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FxWirePro: USD/JPY trades flat ahead of Warsh's policy signals

Investors are particularly focused on his views on inflation, interest rates and the Fed’s policy outlook, with his remarks expected to provide greater clarity ahead of the September policy meeting.

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Investors, Fed watchers want one thing from Kevin Warsh in his Jackson Hole debut: Clarity

EconoTimes · 2d

Fed Chair Warsh Faces Key Jackson Hole Test

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Current Inflation Rate: 3.4% in July 2026, by Category and Region

The 12-month rate of inflation as of July 2026 is 3.4%, according to the Bureau of Labor Statistics (BLS). Energy inflation spiked to 14.7% as the status of the Strait of Hormuz remains uncertain. Core inflation, which excludes energy and food, was 2.5%.

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US rates need to rise soon absent evidence of ongoing drop in inflation, Fed's Collins says

(Corrects day of week in last paragraph) By Howard Schneider WASHINGTON, Aug 25 (Reuters) - The U.S. Federal Reserve will need to raise interest rates soon unless coming data show a continued decline in inflation that remains too high and which has become a "pervasive" concern for businesses and households,

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The Fed’s preferred inflation gauge cooled in June. It might not last

The temporary truce in the war with Iran sent gas prices – and thus inflation – lower in June, providing some fuel for a crucial economic engine: the American consumer.

Economists See Stubborn Inflation Keeping CRE Rates Elevated

A University of Chicago poll finds most economists expect US inflation to stay above 2%, keeping rates and Treasury yields elevated for CRE.