The U.S. Federal Reserve’s job insteering the economy and the health of the financial system is often fraught with unforeseen challenges. But as we approach the second year of the pandemic, it faces an unusually complicated set of issues even by central bank standards, without the bipartisan political support it needs to address them.
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