Cleveland Fed's Hammack: It will take more than one interest rate hike to bring down inflation
Federal Reserve officials are signaling that multiple interest rate hikes may be necessary to control inflation.
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Beth Hammack of the Cleveland Fed emphasized the need for multiple interest rate hikes to address inflation. The story quieted without a definitive conclusion in the coverage.
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- Primary Driver: Federal Reserve officials are signaling that multiple interest rate hikes may be necessary to control inflation.
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Federal Reserve officials have indicated that a single interest rate hike will not be sufficient to control inflation. Cleveland Fed President Beth Hammack stated that multiple rate hikes may be needed.
Hammack's comments come amid rising mortgage rates, which hit 6.69% according to Yahoo Finance. The Cleveland Fed's Hammack has not specified the exact number of rate hikes required, but has indicated that more than one will be necessary.
The Fed's stance on rate hikes follows a weak jobs report, which has not deterred Hammack's support for continued rate increases.
Synthesized by Archynetys from the headlines below under a strict no-invention contract. Updated 92d ago.
Who reported it (9)
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Cleveland Fed's Beth Hammack says multiple rate hikes neededfinance.yahoo.com · 92d ago
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Fed's Hammack: Now is the time to bring more restraint into policyTradingView · 92d ago
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Fed’s Hammack says multiple rate hikes may be needed to tame inflationFox Business · 92d ago
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Cleveland Fed's Beth Hammack says multiple rate hikes neededqz.com · 93d ago
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Fed's Hammack still favors hikes after weak jobs reportAmerican Banker · 93d ago
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Fed’s Hammack Says ‘Some Number’ of Rate Hikes May Be Neededbloomberg.com · 93d ago
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Cleveland Fed's Hammack: It will take more than one interest rate hike to bring down inflationYahoo Finance · 93d ago
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Who is Beth Hammack?
Beth Hammack is the President of the Federal Reserve Bank of Cleveland.
What is the current mortgage rate?
According to Yahoo Finance, the current mortgage rate is 6.69%.
Has the Fed specified the number of rate hikes needed?
The Fed has not specified the exact number of rate hikes required, but has indicated that more than one will be necessary.
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