Federal Reserve Governor Christopher Waller has intensified questions surrounding the central bank’s next move by presenting a compelling argument for maintaining current interest rates. His stance introduces fresh ambiguity as markets weigh the likelihood of a rate increase later this month.
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Finally, someone with sense at the Fed! Keeping rates steady is the only responsible move right now.
Waller’s argument is solid, but I wonder if political pressure will force a hike anyway. Hard to trust the data lately.