Waller: Recent policy rate changes should not be expected, inflation risks are increasing

Mars Finance News, according to Jinjitu, Federal Reserve Board Member Waller stated that recent policy rate changes should not be expected, and the outcome will heavily depend on the duration of the Iran conflict. He pointed out that inflation faces the risk of becoming more persistent, and price pressures are intensifying.
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GasFeeGambit
· 15h ago
The policy interest rate remains unchanged, and market liquidity is expected to stay tight for a while longer.
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TheProphetOfToast
· 15h ago
The anchor of traditional finance is starting to wobble again, and the narrative opportunity for Web3 has arrived.
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LateAlphaCourier
· 15h ago
Waiting for the conflicts to end before cutting interest rates would mean waiting forever.
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BlackVelvetKeychain
· 15h ago
The war is fought over oil, oil influences the CPI, and the CPI affects my positions.
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ForkMoment
· 15h ago
The risk of persistent inflation, DeFi hedging strategies need to be upgraded
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FoldedPrivateKey
· 15h ago
The directors have all said "severely dependent," traders, don't sleep tonight.
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