Federal Reserve Bank of New York President
“The conflict in the Middle East could result in a large supply shock with pronounced effects” that both boost price pressures but also dampen economic activity, he said. “This has begun to play out already,” Williams added, pointing to disruptions in the supply of energy and related goods.
Yet Williams signaled the best response by the Fed, at least for now, was no response.
“The current stance of monetary policy ...
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