India, Aug. 28 -- Federal Reserve Chairman Kevin Warsh delivered his highly anticipated debut speech as the head of the central bank at the Jackson Hole economic symposium on Friday.
As widely expected, Warsh began his remarks by highlighting his aversion to providing "forward guidance," noting his "long-time discomfort with early pronouncements of future policy decisions."
Warsh argued that oversharing policy deliberations and overcommitting to future decisions can lead markets, businesses, and households astray.
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