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Fed's Williams says policy is near neutral, no urgent rate cuts needed despite cooling jobs.
New York Fed President John Williams said on January 12, 2026, that U.S. monetary policy is near neutral and well-positioned to guide inflation back to the 2% target without harming the labor market, with no immediate need for rate cuts despite a cooling job market.
He projected 2026 GDP growth of 2.5% to 2.75%, inflation peaking at 2.75% to 3% before easing to 2.5% and returning to 2% by 2027, and unemployment stabilizing.
Williams emphasized a data-dependent approach, warning against political interference, as the Fed prepares for its January 27–28 meeting.
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Williams de la Fed dice que la política es casi neutral, no se necesitan recortes urgentes de tasas a pesar del enfriamiento de empleos.