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Story summary
- Federal Reserve chair nominee Kevin Warsh faces narrower prospects for immediate rate cuts amid a stronger economy.
- The International Monetary Fund (IMF) projects U.S. growth at 2.4% and unemployment near 4%, constraining rate cuts.
- U.S. President Donald Trump pressures the Fed for lower rates, complicating Warsh's stance.
- Even as Stephen Miran supports aggressive cuts, the committee remains cautious.
- The Federal Reserve's next meeting is March 17–18 to assess conditions and options.
