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Fed Chairman Kevin Warsh signaled the central bank may not be done fighting inflation with higher interest rates. The remarks were his most substantive since he took over this spring, and investors took them as a sign the Fed is more likely to raise rates. Warsh said he saw little sign that borrowing and lending conditions were restraining the economy, and that better inflation readings this summer hadn’t convinced him the underlying trend was improving.
Guest host David Asman with Phil Kerpen, Kenny Polcari, Richard Goldberg, Rep Tom Emmer, Charlie Hurt, Kim Strassel, and Jonathan Turley
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