Warsh Says Fighting Inflation Benefits Working Class -- WSJ
Dow Jones2026/09/16 19:01By Konrad Putzier
Raising rates will ultimately benefit working-class Americans, Warsh said at the press conference. "The least well off are the ones who have the most to gain from stable prices," Warsh said. Lower-income Americans are hurt most by rising prices. "The least well off tend to be people who don't own financial assets," he said. "They're living off their paycheck."
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