It's Too Early To Say The Fed Is 'One And Done' With Rate Hikes, Says Roger Ferguson

It's too early to say the Fed is 'one and done' with rate hikes, says Roger Ferguson

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Roger Ferguson: It's going to be a '60/40 go vs. pause discussion' on interest rate hikes

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Inflation may force the Fed to do not one, but two more hikes after July, says Roger Ferguson

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The Fed is rushing to catch up on inflation, says Roger Ferguson

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There is 'an increasing possibility' for a soft landing, says Roger Ferguson

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I expect the Fed will keep the door open for a December rate hike, says Roger Ferguson

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I see the possibility of two more hikes after June meeting, says Roger Ferguson

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The market is not focused enough on how sticky this inflation appears to be, says Roger Ferguson

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Roger Ferguson: I think this week's Fed meeting is a pause 'with possibility of one more rate hike'

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The Fed is facing 'a very difficult and challenging time,' says Roger Ferguson

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There's a 50/50 chance the data will give the Fed permission to cut rates, says Roger Ferguson

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Here’s how the Fed’s interest rate hike affects you

The Fed clearly thinks it still has work to do against inflation, says Roger Ferguson

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The market is more optimistic about cuts than the Fed themselves, says Roger Ferguson

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The Fed still has a long way to go, says Roger Ferguson

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The Fed could risk doing too much because they are a bit behind the curve, says Roger Ferguson

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The Fed clearly thinks they have more work to do, says Roger Ferguson

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The market is disconnected from the Fed's comitment to combat inflation, says Roger Ferguson

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The Fed's delayed move to fight inflation hurt its credibility, says Roger Ferguson

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Roger Ferguson: Today's jobs number shows what I think is a healthy economy

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