Cleveland Fed President Beth Hammack said the biggest inflation risk is the public forming an inflationary mindset. Growth and labor are solid, but demand and capex keep pressure on. Policy must stay restrictive. She also cited AI investment demand and fiscal path as factors in rising bond yields.
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Cleveland Fed President Beth Hammack stated the biggest inflation risk is the formation of an inflationary mindset among the public.
She noted the public has been dealing with above-target inflation for an extended period.
Economic growth has held up well and the labor market is stable.
Capital expenditures will pressure inflation for a while.
If no progress is made lowering inflation, expectations could shift.
The Fed must maintain a restrictive policy stance to lower inflation.
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