Fed, Cleveland and inflation

There's no compelling reason to cut rates, says Fmr. Cleveland Fed President Loretta Mester
Loretta Mester, UPenn Wharton School of Business professor, joins 'Power Lunch' to discuss tariffs and Trump's push for lower interest rates from the Fed.
Cleveland Fed's Hammack, echoing Jerry Maguire, says, 'Show me the low inflation!' before she'll back more rate cuts
Speaking ahead of Fed Chairman Jerome Powell, Cleveland Fed President Beth Hammack said she thought the central bank could be patient before cutting rates again. In a speech at the University of Kentucky's business school,
CEOs lower their inflation expectations in Q1, Cleveland Fed survey shows
Chief executives of firms in the U.S. manufacturing and services sectors pulled down their expectations for what inflation will be over the next 12 months in Q1 2025.
Cleveland Fed's Hammack says rates on hold until inflation ebbs further
Federal Reserve Bank of Cleveland President Beth Hammack said it’s appropriate to keep interest rates steady for “some time” while policymakers await further downward progress on inflation and analyze the economic effects of new government policies.
Cleveland Fed's Hammack: Appropriate to Hold Rates Steady for 'Some Time'
Hammack, a former finance executive at Goldman Sachs who began leading the Cleveland Fed last year, cited high stock valuations and other market-based metrics to suggest that "we may be at or close to a neutral setting already," that is, a policy stance that is neither boosting nor restraining the economy.
Fed’s Hammack Says Rates on Hold Until Inflation Ebbs Further
Federal Reserve Bank of Cleveland President Beth Hammack said it’s appropriate to keep interest rates steady for “some time” while policymakers await further downward progress on inflation and analyze the economic effects of new government policies.
Cleveland Fed chief advocates for steady interest rates amid inflation concerns
Federal Reserve Bank of Cleveland President, Beth Hammack, has advocated for maintaining current interest rates for an undetermined period. This comes as policymakers continue to monitor inflation rates and assess the impact of new governmental policies on the economy.
Fed should keep rates on hold to assess inflation progress, policy uncertainties, Hammack says
Federal Reserve Bank of Cleveland President Beth Hammack signaled Tuesday that the U.S. central bank should continue to hold interest rates steady to monitor its progress on lowering inflation and navigate policy uncertainties under the Trump administration.
Fed Official Warns of Tariffs' Inflation Risk
Just before Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell was due to testify before the Senate, one of the central bank's top officials ...
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Clevelend Fed Hammack discusses economic outlook and monetary policy
Federal Reserve Bank of Cleveland President and CEO, Beth Hammack, delivered a speech at the University of Kentucky Gatton ...