A post by @NickTimiraos on X.
On the same day Waller and Logan opened the door to faster hikes, Fed Vice Chair Miki Bowman struck a cautious note: the benefit of more tightening “has to be carefully weighed against its costs” given recent market developments.
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Her remarks flag interconnected risks across the financial system, a contrast with the more hawkish tone elsewhere at the Fed. The split matters because it complicates the path for the federal funds rate and leaves markets guessing whether the next move is a hike, a pause, or something in between. Watch for follow-through in Fed communications and rate-futures pricing as investors parse how much weight policymakers give to financial-stability concerns versus inflation.
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