FED CHAIR WARSH: ECONOMIC AND POLICY DEVELOPMENTS ABROAD INFLUENCE THE US, JUST AS AMERICAN POLICIES HAVE CONSEQUENCES FOR THE REST OF THE WORLD – IMF SESSION IN BANGKOK

Federal Reserve Chair Warsh told an IMF session in Bangkok that economic and policy developments abroad shape conditions in the United States, and that American policy in turn has consequences for the rest of the world. The remarks frame US monetary policy as subject to international spillovers rather than purely domestic drivers. The main transmission channels are cross-border capital flows and the dollar: shifts in foreign

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