Hawk, dove or chicken? Or perhaps a mix of all three, creating a new field of monetary ornithology... Knowing where to place Kevin Warsh, the future Fed chairman, is not a matter of indifference to the markets. Let's take a look at the positions that could place Warsh in the first category. As early as 2010, he criticised the expansion of the Fed's balance sheet, arguing, not without reason, that this practice created distortions in asset prices and encouraged governments to lose their sense of ...
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