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Bessent defends Warsh, saying markets need detox from Fed guidance

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MarketWatch reports that Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent defended Kevin Warsh as part of the administration discussion around interest-rate policy.

Bessent argued that financial markets are going through a kind of “detox” from what he characterized as too much Fed guidance, and he questioned the need for an interest-rate hike, according to MarketWatch.

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