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The Federal Open Market Committee issued its second policy statement under Chair Kevin Warsh on Wednesday, and the comparison with June's language is what rate markets are now parsing.
Where the two statements differ tells the story of how the new leadership is adjusting the Fed's public communication posture. The specific edits are the catalyst; the transmission runs from there.
What the comparison shows The source here is the side-by-side of Wednesday's statement against the one released after the Fed's June meeting.
That prior statement was the benchmark, the last word the committee offered before Warsh's tenure shaped the language.
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