Boston Fed president says tariff-induced inflation ‘looks inevitable.’ She suspects the central bank will hold rates steady for longer
In her first public remarks since the central bank left interest rates unchanged, Boston Federal Reserve President Susan ...
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Trump's tariffs are expected to raise consumer prices, but a key question remains: By how much?
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Fed’s Collins supports holding interest rates steady for ‘longer time’
The U.S. economic outlook is cloudy and the Federal Reserve should be patient about adjusting interest rates, Boston Fed ...
Federal Reserve will hold rates as Trump's tariffs stoke inflation concerns, says Collins
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Fed’s Collins says tariff-driven inflation boost ‘inevitable’
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Top US Fed official warns tariff-driven inflation boost is ‘inevitable’
Hence, it is likely appropriate to keep interest rates steady for longer, she added. Read more at straitstimes.com.
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Fed's Collins supports holding interest rates steady for 'longer time'
The U.S. economic outlook is cloudy and the Federal Reserve should be patient about adjusting interest rates, Boston Fed President Susan Collins said Thursday. "I strongly believed at the meeting ...