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Abstract:ATLANTA, Ga. (Reuters) – After approving two more half-point rate increases at coming June and July meetings it “might make sense” for the Federal Reserve to pause further hikes as it assesses the impact on inflation and the economy, Atlanta Fed President Raphael Bostic said on
ATLANTA, Ga. Reuters – After approving two more halfpoint rate increases at coming June and July meetings it “might make sense” for the Federal Reserve to pause further hikes as it assesses the impact on inflation and the economy, Atlanta Fed President Raphael Bostic said on Monday.
“After you get through the summer, and we think about where we are in terms of policy, I think a lot of it will depend on the on the ground dynamics that we are starting to see” both with inflation and the impact of higher interest rates on the economy, Bostic said in comments to the Rotary Club of Atlanta.
“I think a pause in September might make sense” before determining how much higher or faster rates might need to rise, Bostic said.
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