Fed's Schmid (2028 Voter, Hawk) says continued inflation is the most pressing risk to the economy, clear that it is still too high

Fed's Schmid's remarks underscore a hawkish stance, emphasizing that inflation remains the primary concern despite a resilient economy.

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  • US economy has shown remarkable resilience and economic fundamentals remain sound.
  • Economy less vulnerable to global oil disruptions.
  • Higher oil prices are draining household spending power and raising business costs.
  • Job market is functioning effectively.
  • Consumer spending still the biggest driver of activity.
  • Business investment remains strong, especially in tech and AI buildout.
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His comments suggest the Fed is likely to maintain its focus on controlling inflation, which could impact rate expectations and the market's behavior toward risk assets. As he is a voter, this reinforces the potential for a more aggressive policy approach in the near future.

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