June CPI cooled more than expected, reducing pressure on Fed Chair Kevin Warsh to raise interest rates while keeping September policy risks alive.

A June inflation report and the Federal Reserve chair's testimony will provide a look at where the economy has been and where it's headed.

In his written testimony released ahead of Wednesday's hearing, Warsh said that the Fed is committed to ending the recent surge in inflation. Warsh said inflation, which has been running above the Fed's 2% for more than five years,

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During his congressional testimony, Warsh called the framework a mistake and added that it did not achieve its objective.

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By David Lawder and Dan Burns WASHINGTON, July 14 (Reuters) - The way the Federal Reserve has conducted U.S. interest rate policy for almost two decades is up for review by one of the task forces central bank Chairman Kevin Warsh has launched,

Warsh pledged Tuesday to "get monetary policy right" and defeat the inflation that has bedeviled the central bank for the past five years.