Fed Chair Kevin Warsh said market participants are discriminating on investments, during his post-FOMC press conference. The Fed held rates steady with two dissents favoring a hike. Warsh earlier noted credit conditions have tightened but are not tight, and that market participants are more discerning in capital allocations.
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Fed Chair Warsh said market participants are discriminating on investments.
Two policymakers, Cook and Hammack, dissented in favor of a quarter-point hike.
Warsh earlier said credit conditions have tightened but are not tight.
Warsh earlier said market participants are more discerning in capital allocations.
Warsh earlier said economic growth has strengthened.
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