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Fed's Paulson Signals Rate Cuts 'Appropriate' Later in 2026
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Fed's Paulson signals rate cuts 'appropriate' later in 2026
According to Federal Reserve Bank of Philadelphia CEO Anna Paulson, the Fed may stop cutting interest rates anytime soon. Fed’s Paulson gave a speech on Saturday at the 2026 Allied Social Science Associations Annual Meeting in her hometown. She said that the central bank wants to see how things unfold before making further moves on rates. Paulson laid out what she is expecting. “I see inflation moderating, the labor market stabilising and growth…
According to a decision-maker at the US central bank, further interest rate cuts may still be on the horizon, while inflation is slowing, the labor market is stabilizing, and the economy is on a moderate growth path, Yahoo Finance reports.
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