New York Fed President Williams Sees U.S. Inflation Falling as Energy Prices Drop and Tariffs Peak
New York Fed President John Williams said headline U.S. inflation will likely fall over the next few months as energy prices drop and tariff impacts peak.
Speaking on Fox Business, Williams said he feels more positive about the near-term inflation outlook and sees a steady growth trend for the broader U.S. economy.
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@unusual_whalesFed's Williams: We are likely near the peak impact of tariffs
@unusual_whalesFed's Williams: I feel more positive about inflation in the near term due to energy prices
@businessFederal Reserve Bank of New York President John Williams said he expects falling energy prices to drive a drop in overall inflation over the next few months
@zerohedge*WILLIAMS: EXPECT HEADLINE INFLATION TO DECLINE WITH ENERGY
@wallstengineFED'S WILLIAMS: SEES STEADY TREND LIKE GROWTH FOR U.S. ECONOMY - FOX BUSINESS