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Fed's Collins warns inflation could stay 'notably' above 2% target
Boston Fed President Susan Collins says the odds of persistently elevated inflation have risen after backing a rate hike.
What to know
- Boston Fed President Susan Collins says the chance of inflation staying persistently above the Fed's 2% target has increased.
- The warning follows her support for a recent interest rate hike, highlighting tension between rate policy and inflation risk.
- The comments add to market uncertainty about the Fed's next moves on interest rates.
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Susan Collins, Boston Fed President · CNBC ↗ · Sep 22
Susan Collins President, Federal Reserve Bank of Boston
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CNBC details Collins' warning after her rate-hike vote
CNBC reported that Collins, who backed a rate hike, warned of an 'increased likelihood' of inflation staying 'notably' above the Fed's 2% target.
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Collins flags rising odds of persistent above-target inflation
Boston Fed President Susan Collins said there is an increased likelihood of scenarios in which inflation stays notably above the Fed's 2% target, a statement that circulated widely on financial social media.
“FED'S COLLINS: INCREASED LIKELIHOOD OF FUTURE SCENARIOS IN WHICH INFLATION STAYS NOTABLY ABOVE 2%…”
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FED'S COLLINS: INCREASED LIKELIHOOD OF FUTURE SCENARIOS IN WHICH INFLATION STAYS NOTABLY ABOVE 2%
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