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Federal Reserve Chair Kevin Warsh says U.S. inflation is still too high and opens the door to more rate hikes to fight elevated prices.
The chemical tank that exploded at the Nippon Dynawave Packaging Company in Longview, Washington, on May 26 was known to be unfit for service almost a year prior to the deadly blast, a federal investigation report released on Friday found.
Kevin Warsh, the Fed chairman, vowed to tame inflation in a speech watched closely by investors around the world.
Fed Chairman Warsh says inflation is running too high, offers first assessment of economy.
In his Jackson Hole debut, Warsh signaled the Fed may not be done fighting inflation, saying financial conditions don't look restrictive
President Trump used to repeatedly assure Americans the war in Iran would be over in weeks. Lately, he says he's in no hurry.
It’s six months since Trump began his “little excursion” — and there’s no end in sight.
Analysis: Trump's "excursion" was meant to last a few weeks. Now the conflict risks igniting crises far beyond the Middle East.
