Fed leaders split on whether further rate rise is needed

Leaders agree a soft landing is possible but not certain

Atlanta Fed Governor Raphael Bostic
Raphael Bostic
US Department of Housing and Urban Development

Decision-makers at the Federal Reserve shared diverging viewpoints on monetary policy and the economic outlook in recent speeches. Some said additional rate increases will be necessary to quickly bring inflation lower, while others feel the central bank has done enough.

Prominent Fed figures agreed that tight monetary policy could – but not necessarily would – spark a recession.

Raphael Bostic, president of the Federal Reserve Bank of Atlanta, represents the more dovish camp. Monetary policy

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