If data cooperates, Fed could cut US interest rates later this year, says director
Director of the Federal Reserve Christopher Waller said that if inflation figures in the United States cooperate, there could be an interest rate cut at the end of this year. During an interview with CNBC, he stressed the importance of first gaining confidence in the inflation trajectory before changing rates. The Fed director also commented, at another point…
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