Fed’s Cook says ready to raise rates if inflation doesn’t start easing
Federal Reserve Governor Lisa Cook has reiterated her readiness to raise interest rates if inflation does not show signs of easing. She cautioned that policymakers may not have the luxury of waiting for inflation to return to the 2% target, emphasizing the urgency of addressing rising prices.
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Fed’s Cook says she’d support rate hike if disinflation stalls
Federal Reserve Governor Lisa Cook said she is “prepared to act” if inflation remains too high above the Fed’s target rate.
Fed’s Cook says ready to raise rates if inflation doesn’t start easing
Fed’s Cook says ready to raise rates if inflation doesn’t start easing
Fed’s Cook signals potential rate hike if disinflation trend falters
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Fed’s Cook Says Ready to Raise Rates If Inflation Doesn’t Cool
Federal Reserve Governor Lisa Cook repeated a message that she is ready to raise interest rates if inflation doesn’t slow, warning that policymakers may not have the luxury of waiting before inflation returns to their 2% target.