Warsh: Inflation levels are too high, not surprised by financial market volatility

BlockBeats news, October 29: Federal Reserve Chairman Warsh stated that the current credit environment has tightened, and he is unwilling and unable to conclude that financial conditions are tight. Market participants are more prudent in capital allocation.

Warsh said he is not surprised by financial market volatility, real economic activity is moving in the right direction, and inflation is too high.

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