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Kashkari Says Fed Needs to Keep Tightening Until There’s Compelling Evidence of Declining Inflation
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Federal Reserve Bank of Minneapolis President Neel Kashkari said the U.S. central bank needs to tighten monetary policy until underlying inflation is declining, and then wait to see whether it has done enough.
“The one mistake that I’m acutely aware of—that I want to avoid repeating from the 1970s—is when policy makers saw the economy weakening, saw inflation start to tick down, and then they cut rates, thinking they had done the job. And then inflation flared back up again—that, I believe, is a mistake we cannot make and will not make,” Mr. Kashkari said Tuesday during an online event hosted by The Wall Street Journal.
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