As Kevin Warsh steps into his new job as chair of the U.S. Federal Reserve this week, he’ll be heading up an institution dealing with stubborn inflation, pressure from U.S. President Donald Trump to cut interest rates and growing debate over how artificial intelligence is reshaping the economy. A former Wall Street banker, White House advisor and Fed governor, Warsh says he wants to bring a policy “regime change” to the central bank. Here, the Financial Post looks at his career, his views on Fed independence and what his appointment might mean to Canada. Read More
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