Fed chief signals fewer rate decisions; short rates, dollar fall

Fed Chair Kevin Warsh indicated a reduction in the number of future rate decisions, which markets interpreted as dovish. Short-term US rates and the dollar declined as a result. The change in schedule suggests a slower pace of policy adjustments, potentially easing near-term tightening pressure.

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