Federal Reserve Chair nominee Warsh: If confirmed, he will sell undisclosed assets.

PANews reported on April 21 that Federal Reserve Chair nominee Warsh stated: The cost of living may be a more pressing issue. The legacy of the 2021-2022 policy mistakes is still being addressed. Fundamental policy reforms are needed. A new inflation framework is needed. Tools need to be used differently. New communication is needed. The Fed has been sticking to its forecasts longer than it should. (When asked about his investments) He has agreed to sell assets in accordance with the agreement reached with the Office of Ethics. Warsh stated that if confirmed, he will sell undisclosed assets.

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