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Fed's Lorie Logan sees no current inflationary pressure from wages
According to Dallas Federal Reserve President Lorie Logan, the labor market is not a contributing factor to current inflation. She highlighted that some Texas businesses are unexpectedly elevating wages. While expressing worry over the risk of a wage-price spiral, Logan noted that it is still too early to ascertain whether these trends will persist, stressing the need for continued evaluation.
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cnbc.com
Dallas Fed President Logan calls for 'modestly' higher interest rates
The policymaker said this week's good inflation news wasn't good enough.
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economictimes.indiatimes.com
Fed's Logan calls for 'modestly higher' interest rates
Dallas Fed President Lorie Logan signaled support for higher interest rates, warning inflation remains above target and policy is not restrictive enough. She flagged risks from…
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Fed's Lorie Logan sees no current inflationary pressure from wages
According to Dallas Federal Reserve President Lorie Logan, the labor market is not a contributing factor to current inflation. She highlighted that some Texas businesses are…
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cryptobriefing.com
Federal Reserve's Logan says wages are not fueling inflation, points to energy prices instead
Dallas Fed President Lorie Logan says wages are not driving US inflation, pointing to energy prices instead. Here's what it means for crypto and risk
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Federal Reserve's Logan warns inflation not on track for 2% target
Dallas Fed president Lorie Logan signals inflation is stuck above 2%, with core PCE at 3.3% and rate hikes possibly returning before end of 2026.
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Federal Reserve's Lorie Logan calls for modestly higher interest rates, raising pressure on risk assets
Dallas Fed President Lorie Logan called for modestly higher interest rates, warning that the 3.5%-3.75% target range isn't enough to tame inflation above