Federal Reserve Chairman Warsh’s more hawkish speech on Friday at the Fed’s Jackson Hole conference sustains our expectation for the Fed to raise the Fed Funds rate. We read the speech as not just expressing concern about inflation persisting above the Fed’s target but also recognising that amidst robust economic growth and a historically low unemployment rate of 4.1%, monetary
policy is not restrictive.

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