Fed Chair Warsh signals possible rate hike as inflation stays hot
In his first Jackson Hole speech, Kevin Warsh says underlying inflation hasn't improved, sending bond yields up and putting a September hike in play.
By Abdullah Al-Otaibi·· 3 min

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In his first Jackson Hole speech, Kevin Warsh says underlying inflation hasn't improved, sending bond yields up and putting a September hike in play.
With inflation at 3.7% and financial conditions not restrictive enough, the Fed chair is signaling that rate hikes may be back - and the next meeting is weeks away.