‘Stay in our lane’: Warsh vows Fed independence after hiking rates

Chairman Kevin Warsh drew a bright line between the Federal Reserve and the White House after the central bank raised interest rates in defiance of President Donald Trump.

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‘Stay in our lane’: Warsh vows Fed independence after hiking rates