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“How the Fed lost its cred” is the headline this morning over Gillian Tett’s column in the London Financial Times. The rising FT scribe is praising a new book by President Reagan’s former budget director, David Stockman. The book argues that at the heart of “The Great Deformation,” which is the title of the tome, is, in the Fed, a “rogue central bank that has abandoned every vestige of sound money.” Ms. Tett, who has been traveling a good bit around America, reports that Mr. Stockman’s view “is creeping more and more into mainstream debate.”
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|“How the Fed lost its cred” is the headline this morning over Gillian Tett’s column in the London Financial Times. The rising FT scribe is praising a new book by President Reagan’s former budget director, David Stockman. The book argues that at the heart of “The Great Deformation,” which is the title of the tome, is, in the Fed, a “rogue central bank that has abandoned every vestige of sound money.” Ms. Tett, who has been traveling a good bit around America, reports that Mr. Stockman’s view “is creeping more and more into mainstream debate.”
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