New York Fed President John Williams and Vice Chair Philip Jefferson signaled the central bank is in no hurry to raise rates again this month, pushing market odds of an October hike down from 70% to around 25%. The intervention highlights the challenge of Chair Kevin Warsh's approach to reducing forward guidance.
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