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Fed chair leaves open how much more rates may rise

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The New York Times reports that Federal Reserve chair Kevin M. Warsh, on Wednesday, did not set a clear limit on how much further interest rates could rise to curb inflation.

Warsh left open-ended the amount of additional tightening needed, signaling that future moves will depend on how inflation evolves.

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