美联储主席潜在候选人：美联储归咎外部因素致通胀担忧实为自损信誉

Core Viewpoint - Kevin Warsh, a potential candidate for the next Federal Reserve Chair, criticizes the Fed for attributing inflation concerns to external factors, suggesting this undermines its credibility [1] Group 1 - Warsh argues that the Fed's assertion that inflation is influenced by external price changes indicates an admission of damage to its own credibility [1] - He highlights that the Fed's large and continually expanding balance sheet may contradict its primary policy tool of setting short-term borrowing rates [1] - Warsh suggests that if the Fed can reduce its money printing, it would be possible to lower policy interest rates [1]