Fed's Jefferson (vice chair) says sustained high energy prices could worsen inflation and spending outlook, also notes trade policy and geopolitical tensions pose inflation risks

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Fed Vice Chair Jefferson's comments underline that sustained high energy prices, along with trade and geopolitical risks, could exacerbate inflationary pressures. While he asserts that the current policy stance is appropriate, these remarks suggest that future inflation trends will be closely linked to external factors, emphasizing the need for vigilance in monetary policy as these risks evolve.

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