Fed's Waller Considers December Rate Cut Amid Inflation Concerns
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Federal Reserve Governor Waller discussed the FOMC's efforts to manage inflation and maintain economic stability. Despite recent progress, inflation remains above the 2% target, prompting consideration of holding the policy rate steady to gather more data. Waller anticipates further rate cuts to reach a neutral policy setting, but recent inflation data and labor market conditions may influence this decision. Economic growth is strong, but inflationary pressures persist, particularly in core services. Waller emphasizes the need for careful monitoring of upcoming economic data to guide future policy actions.
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