Dudley Warns Fed About Inflation Credibility Risk; Wosch Faces Rate-Cut Pressure in His First Week in Office
Dudley noted that since 2021 inflation has remained above 2% for a long time, and that the 5–10 year outlook as well as the two-year forward indicators have both been rising, arguing that the case for rate cuts is weak; Wrosh, who took office as the Chair of the U.S. Federal Reserve on May 22, said inflation can be addressed effectively, while also facing pressure from the White House to cut rates. The next PCE data will be released in late June, and the market has not yet shown a clear policy direction.
MarketWhisper·05-27 03:01














