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NY Fed President Williams sees no need for a rate hike in 2027

The Economic Times ·

At a recent conference, John Williams from the Federal Reserve Bank of New York expressed optimism about a potential interest-rate increase this year, suggesting inflation could hit the 2% goal by next year.

He cited the role of artificial intelligence in affecting inflation rates while also addressing the sector's supply-demand imbalance.

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