CNBC – John Donaldson, Vice President & Director of Fixed Income, was quoted in a CNBC Fed Survey examining the likeness Fed chair nominee Kevin Warsh will be independent or not. “One of the early indicators of a real threat to that independence would be the degree to which Warsh and Bessent look to remake the Treasury-Fed Accord from 1951 that separates debt management from monetary policy,” said Donaldson.
You can access the full article here: Doubts Persist About Whether Fed Chair Nominee Warsh Will be Independent, CNBC survey finds
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