Federal Reserve Chairman Kevin Warsh vowed that the central bank is fully committed to lowering inflation to the 2% target.

Warsh, who replaced Jerome Powell as Fed chairman in May, testified Tuesday before the House Financial Services Committee, where he was repeatedly asked about the Fed’s efforts to drive inflation down after years of too-hot price growth.

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