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Fed meeting is shaping up to be a nightmare for Warsh. Bitcoin might still shine

Source: coinDesk September 15, 2026 · 23:42
Fed meeting is shaping up to be a nightmare for Warsh. Bitcoin might still shine
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An aggressive market expectations trap and a strict aversion to forward guidance have backed the Fed chair into a corner, where failing to deliver a hawkish message risks destroying the central bank’s inflation-fighting credibility.
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