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Cleveland Fed President Beth Hammack signals potential rate hikes if inflation fails to decline as expected, emphasizing two-sided risks to monetary policy while maintaining hawkish stance on economic restraint measures
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Cleveland Fed President Signals Rate Hike Possibility Again - 'If Inflation Doesn't Fall'

Cleveland Fed President Beth Hammack signals potential rate hikes if inflation fails to decline as expected, emphasizing two-sided risks to monetary policy while maintaining hawkish stance on economic restraint measures

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Yonhap Infomax NewsFeb 10
Beth Hammack, President of the Cleveland Fed, signaled that interest rates are likely to remain on hold for an extended period, citing balanced risks and persistent inflation concerns, while leaving the door open to possible rate hikes if economic conditions warrant.
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'Hawkish' Cleveland Fed President Signals Rates to Stay on Hold for Extended Period—Hints at Possible Hike

Beth Hammack, President of the Cleveland Fed, signaled that interest rates are likely to remain on hold for an extended period, citing balanced risks and persistent inflation concerns, while leaving the door open to possible rate hikes if economic conditions warrant.

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Yonhap Infomax NewsOct 31
Cleveland Fed President Beth Hammack said it would have been preferable to keep rates unchanged at the October FOMC, emphasizing the need for policy restraint to bring inflation back to target, while also supporting an end to quantitative tightening to ease funding pressures.
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Cleveland Fed President Says 'It Would Have Been Better to Hold Rates at October FOMC'

Cleveland Fed President Beth Hammack said it would have been preferable to keep rates unchanged at the October FOMC, emphasizing the need for policy restraint to bring inflation back to target, while also supporting an end to quantitative tightening to ease funding pressures.

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WYM ModSep 29
Can the Fed tame inflation without hurting jobs? Sam Meredith shares Cleveland Fed’s Beth Hammack’s worry over persistent inflation surpassing 2% for 4.5 years, especially in services, challenging the Fed’s dual mandate. Despite rate cuts, strong economy dims hopes for quick easing. Read insights on this balancing act. https://www.cnbc.com/2025/09/29/cleveland-feds-beth-hammack-on-interest-rates-inflation-and-tariffs.html #FederalReserve #inflation #interestrates #BethHammack #monetarypolicy #economy #Powell #CNBC Great analysis by Sam Meredith!
Cleveland Fed President Beth Hammack talks interest rates and inflation on CNBC

Investors have recently dialed back their expectations for rapid interest rate cuts from the Federal Reserve.

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Yonhap Infomax NewsSep 22, 2025
Beth Hammack, President of the Cleveland Fed, urged caution in easing monetary policy, citing persistent inflation concerns and warning that premature loosening could risk economic overheating.
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Cleveland Fed President Says Policy Easing Must Be Cautious—Warns of Overheating Risks

Beth Hammack, President of the Cleveland Fed, urged caution in easing monetary policy, citing persistent inflation concerns and warning that premature loosening could risk economic overheating.

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Yonhap Infomax NewsJul 14, 2025
Beth Hammack, President of the Federal Reserve Bank of Cleveland, said the current U.S. policy rate is near neutral and sees no immediate need for a rate cut, citing resilient economic and labor market conditions and persistent inflation above the 2% target.
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