Fed's Musalem (2028 Voter) says people remain concerned about inflation at the current level; inflation expectations are anchored right now, consistent with 2%

Newsquawk Staff · 6 Nov 2026, 14:59 UTC

Consumption and investment are both growing at a fast rate based on an optimistic outlook
Excess inflation today is coming from energy shocks and the AI buildout.

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Fed's Williams (voter) said the US economy has been remarkably resilient amid recent shocks, growth has strengthened.

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