There is a risk that US interest rates will have to rise further, says Fed head
The president of the Minneapolis district of the Federal Reserve, Neel Kashkari, said on Wednesday 27 in an interview with CNN that there is a risk that US interest rates will need to rise further if the increases already implemented do not slow down the economy as expected. On the other hand, Kashkari pondered that a possible US government shutdown or extended…
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