CoinWorld News: U.S. Federal Reserve Governor Waller said that tariffs, energy prices, and demand for AI infrastructure development are factors currently driving inflation higher.

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GateUser-cb789e81
· 3h ago
It looks like rate cuts this year are unlikely, so I need to recalculate my positioning.
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WatercolorInAGlassBottle
· 4h ago
The Federal Reserve is now concerned about inflation, and rate-cut expectations are being pushed back again.
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DaoBackbencher
· 4h ago
Energy prices and tariffs squeeze from both sides—how could inflation come down?
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PixelUniverseCat
· 4h ago
The construction requirements… are you referring to data centers—the big electricity consumers?
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SeaSaltMarketMakingNotes
· 5h ago
So is the AI boom actually a double-edged sword? It’s driving demand, but it’s also pushing up costs.
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GateUser-08ae47f3
· 5h ago
Waller’s words are pretty straightforward—AI infrastructure is indeed crazily burning electricity and chips.
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