Yellen's Conservative Inflation Forecast: Is a Soft Landing Ahead?

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Former Federal Reserve Chair Janet Yellen's forecast for inflation is considered too conservative, as current CPI inflation is running at 3.1% year-on-year. While Yellen expects a fall to a 2-handle, some believe a one-handle is possible due to declining oil and gas prices. Yellen remains optimistic about the economy, highlighting stable rental costs and a settled job market, but critics argue that she is prematurely claiming victory for a soft landing and downplaying the persistence of inflation.
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