New York Fed's Williams sees no 2027 rate hike
John Williams, president of the New York Federal Reserve, expects one more rate increase in 2026 and none the following year as inflation eases.
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What happened
John Williams, president of the New York Federal Reserve, said the central bank may need to raise interest rates once more this year to bring down inflation. He does not expect a further increase in 2027. His view puts him at odds with traders, according to one report.
Why it matters
Traders expect a different path.
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