Federal Reserve Chair Kevin Warsh discussed the improved labor market conditions in a speech regarding the board's decision to raise interest rates on September 17, 2026. The remarks were made in the context of recent data indicating that the labor market is more stable compared to the previous year.
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Federal Reserve Chair Discusses Labor Market Stability and Interest Rate Decision
Federal Reserve Chair Kevin Warsh addressed the stability of the labor market in a speech on September 17, 2026, coinciding with the board's decision to raise interest rates. The speech referenced recent data showing improvements in labor market conditions over the past year.
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The labor market is more stable than a year ago, new data shows
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Federal Reserve Chair Discusses Labor Market Stability and Interest Rate Decision