Waller suggested interest rate cuts might occur if inflation stays around 2% and job markets remain stable. The Fed’s current rate is set between 4.25% and 4.50%. He emphasized continuous observation of the economic landscape, particularly labor markets and inflation data.
While tariffs have induced some inflation, the overall economic impact remains minimal. Waller warned of potential risks emerging by late 2025 if trade policies tighten, echoing concerns that tariffs could lead to increased unemployment and a slowing economy.
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