
Fed's Jefferson (voter) says current moderately restrictive policy rate in a good place to respond to economic developments; Q1 GDP data overstated deceleration in activity
- Recent inflation data consistent with further progress toward 2% goal, but future path uncertain due to tariffs.
- Watching closely for signs in hard data of weaker activity.
- Tariffs could lead to higher inflation, still uncertain if impact would be temporary or persistent.
- Expect lower growth due to trade policy but expect economy to still expand over the year.
- Labour market still solid.
- Whether tariffs create persistent inflation depends on implementation, response of supply chains, and other factors.
14 May 2025 - 14:08- Fixed IncomeData- Source: Newswires
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