Over the summer time months, as reporters and the markets have been pondering what number of extra instances the Federal Reserve would hike rates of interest this 12 months, New York Fed President John Williams talked about one purpose the central financial institution may really begin reducing charges in 2024.
In an interview, Williams defined that, assuming inflation comes down, if the Fed doesn’t lower rates of interest sooner or later, then actual — or adjusted-for-inflation — rates of interest will go up and up and up.
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