Chicago Fed President Goolsbee said supply shocks are proving persistent and must be accounted for in policy. He sees evidence of demand overheating and said there is 'no ambiguity' the Fed would act. Restoring price stability won't be painless. He is not viewing a rate hike as reversing 2025 cuts.
Goolsbee said supply shocks are proving persistent and must be accounted for in policy.
He stated there is 'no ambiguity' the Fed would act if demand overheats.
He said restoring price stability 'won't be painless.'
He is not viewing a rate hike as reversing 2025 cuts.
He expressed worry that services inflation may not go away.
He said the Fed is now more in the 'action scenario' given the mix of inflation pressures.
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