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Jackson Hole has long been the venue where the rate conversation sharpens for the seasons that follow.
Economists are signaling ahead of the Federal Reserve's annual gathering there that Chairman Warsh needs to say more about where he stands on the economy, and the signal is coming from a decisive majority.
Eighty percent of respondents in the CNBC Fed Survey said Warsh should provide more insight into his economic views.
For a gathering where markets have historically treated a chair's remarks as the clearest read available on the rate path, a four-fifths share calling for more transparency carries real weight.
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