Warsh mulls cutting Fed meetings from 8 to less, signifying major shift under his rule.
Warsh mulls cutting Fed meetings from 8 to less, signifying major shift under his rule.
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For many years, the Federal Reserve has held at least eight annual meetings. A significant shift is being proposed by Chairman Kevin M. Warsh, suggesting a reduction in the number of meetings. This change would mark the most substantial adjustment made by Warsh during his tenure as chairman.