Federal Reserve Governor Christopher Waller signalled that interest rates may need to rise in the near term if inflation remains elevated. He warned that broadening price pressures and a potential surge in energy costs could delay progress toward the 2% target, keeping the Fed at a critical policy crossroads.
Federal Reserve Governor Christopher Waller signalled that interest rates may need to rise in the near term if inflation remains elevated. He warned that broadening price pressures and a potential surge in energy costs could delay progress toward the 2% target, keeping the Fed at a critical policy crossroads.
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