Fed's Barr (voter) sees rates holding steady for some time and wants evidence of sustainable inflation retreat

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Fed's Barr (voter) sees rates holding steady for some time and wants evidence of sustainable inflation retreat

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  • Labour market seems to be stabilising.
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Fed's Barr's comments indicate a dovish stance, suggesting that rates may remain unchanged for an extended period. His call for evidence of sustainable inflation retreat implies that the Fed is not yet ready to tighten policy, reflecting a cautious approach amid stabilization in the labor market and uncertainty due to geopolitical tensions.

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