This headline from Barron’s following Fed Board Governor Waller’s comments earlier:
The leading paragraphs hammer the message home:
- A stretch of stronger-than-expected economic and inflation data so far this year argues for delaying cutting the federal-funds rate, according to Federal Reserve Gov. Christopher Waller.
- “I see economic output and the labor market showing continued strength, while progress in reducing inflation has slowed,” Waller said at a Wednesday evening event in New York organized by the Economic Club of New York. “Because of these signs, I see no rush in taking the step of beginning to ease monetary policy.”
There is more at the article. I had Waller cover in these posts:
- Fed’s Waller says may need to hold current rate for longer than expected, no rush to cut
- Waller’s remarks have pumped up the US dollar
- (ps still is too)
- More Fed’s Waller: The economy has supported the cautious approach by the Federal Reserve
This article was written by Eamonn Sheridan at www.forexlive.com. Source