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Federal Reserve raises interest rates by a quarter point under Chair Warsh

A 14-story thread from 2026-08-28 to 2026-10-16, covered by 34 outlets. Coverage grew more divided as it developed. Each event below is linked as related to the anchor story by the pipeline.

Federal Reserve raises interest rates by a quarter point under Chair Warsh

14 events · 08-28 to 10-16 · 34 outlets · economy · avg 22, peak 37
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  1. 08-28Fed Chair Kevin Warsh signals possible rate hikes at Jackson Hole symposiumscore 26· 22 outlets
  2. 08-28Bank of Korea raises benchmark rate by 25 basis points to 3.0 percentscore 9· 2 outlets
  3. 08-28Stocks fall after Fed Chair Warsh reaffirms inflation fightscore 3· 2 outlets
  4. 09-04Trump threatens to halt trade with deficit countries if Fed does not lower interest ratesscore 34· 14 outlets
  5. 09-11ECB raises interest rates to 2.50 percent amid Iran war-driven inflationscore 17· 8 outlets
  6. 09-11US consumer prices rose 0.4% in August with annual inflation at 3.4%, increasing expectations of a Federal Reserve rate hike.score 37· 14 outlets
  7. 09-13Trump says US should have world's lowest interest rates ahead of Fed meeting expected to raise themscore 17· 15 outlets
  8. 09-16Federal Reserve raises interest rates by a quarter point for the first time in three years.score 29· 21 outlets
  9. 09-16Federal Reserve raises interest rates by a quarter percentage pointscore 23· 8 outlets
  10. 09-17Federal Reserve raises interest rates by a quarter point under Chair Warshscore 23· 6 outlets
  11. 09-18Bank of Japan raises interest rates to 1.25%, highest since 1995score 17· 7 outlets
  12. 09-23Federal Reserve officials signal further interest rate hikes amid persistent inflationscore 33· 4 outlets
  13. 10-07Federal Reserve minutes from September meeting signal another rate hike likely this yearscore 21· 9 outlets
  14. 10-16Fed Chair Warsh speaks at IMF and World Bank meetings, declines to signal October rate movescore 22· 6 outlets
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