Fed Officials Split on Inflation and Rate Hikes, Goolsbee Warns of Overshooting

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Chicago Federal Reserve President Austan Goolsbee believes that a "golden path" of reducing inflation without a recession is still possible, as the central bank aims to combat rising inflation without significantly harming the economy. Goolsbee emphasized the progress made in lowering inflation rates this year, but acknowledged the challenge of achieving such a feat without a major economic downturn. The Federal Reserve has kept interest rates steady and will continue to be data dependent in its decision-making process.
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