Fed’s Collins Favors Holding Rates Steady for ‘Some Time’
Susan Collins said persistent price pressures and Middle East conflict risks could force the Federal Reserve to keep policy restrictive or raise rates.
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Federal Reserve Bank of Boston president Susan Collins favors holding rates steady for ‘some time’ - The Boston Globe
If the war in the Middle East is resolved “relatively soon,” Collins expects this year to bring solid economic growth, a possible modest rise in the unemployment rate, and little to no progress on lowering inflation.
The president of the Boston district highlighted how the prospect for monetary policy will depend on the unfolding and duration of the conflict in the Middle East
Fed's Collins says rate hikes may be needed to quell inflation
Susan Collins, President of the Boston Federal Reserve, recently shared insights on the potential for interest rate hikes if inflation remains stubbornly high. She emphasized how the crisis in the Middle East could exacerbate inflation issues.
Collins: Fed Should Hold for Now but Hike Risk Has Increased - ActionForex
Boston Fed President Susan Collins said on Wednesday that while holding interest rates steady remains her base case, the Federal Reserve may still need to tighten policy further if inflation pressures fail to ease. Speaking at the Boston Economic Club, Collins stressed that the longer the Middle East conflict persists, the greater the inflation risks […] The post Collins: Fed Should Hold for Now but Hike Risk Has Increased appeared first on Acti…
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