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Warsh Vows Reforms as Fed Holds Rates| Bloomberg Businessweek Daily 6/17/2026
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1:03:23Now PlayingToday, Yelena Shulyatyeva, senior US economist at The Conference Board, reacts to comments by Fed Chair Kevin Warsh after the first Fed decision of his tenure as he promises process reforms. Then, Bloomberg's Stuart Paul joins Andrew Szczurowski, strategic income portfolio manager at Morgan Stanley Investment Management, to dive deeper into the data as the Fed holds rates, but indicates a potential hike to come in 2026. Plus, Deborah Weinswig, CEO of Coresight Research, breaks down what a slight rise in retail sales says about the larger economy. Finally, Ho K. Nieh, chairman at the Trump administration's Nuclear Regulatory Commission, on the White House's move to rebuild the US nuclear energy sector.
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