Federal Reserve official Hammack has emphasized in an interview with PBS that policymakers retain flexibility in assessing the timing of their next monetary policy decision, suggesting no rush to act. The comments come amid ongoing discussions about economic conditions and inflation trends, with the central bank carefully balancing risks. Hammack’s remarks highlight the cautious approach being taken as officials evaluate whether current economic data warrants adjustments to interest rates or other tools. The interview underscores the Fed’s deliberate stance in navigating an uncertain economic landscape.
Fed's Hammack tells PBS there's still time to weigh next monetary policy move Reuters
