Fed's Williams Predicts Inflation Easing and Soft Landing by 2025
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New York Federal Reserve President John Williams indicated that current monetary policy is restrictive and there is no rush to adjust interest rates. Decisions on rate cuts will be data-dependent, and achieving a 2% inflation rate is not necessary for the Fed to consider lowering rates. The Fed expects inflation to reach the 2% target by early 2026, with shelter inflation expected to decrease, easing overall inflationary pressures.
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