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Trump responds to his new Fed chairman Kevin Warsh hiking interest rates — after prez pushed for reduction

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President Trump responded to Federal Reserve Chairman Kevin Warsh's decision to increase interest rates despite the president's previous calls for reductions. Warsh was appointed by Trump in January to succeed Jerome Powell. The president stopped short of specifically calling out the chairman in his response.

Trump stopped short of specifically calling out Fed Chairman Kevin Warsh, whom the president tapped in January to succeed Jerome Powell.

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