Goldman Sachs
May 24, 2026
Governor Waller Supports Removing Easing Bias From FOMC Post-Meeting Statement
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Fed Governor Christopher Waller expressed support for removing the FOMC's easing bias, signaling that rate hikes could return to the table if inflation does not improve.
Key Takeaways
- 1.Fed Governor Waller supports removing the implicit easing bias from the FOMC's post-meeting statement.
- 2.Waller no longer rules out rate hikes if inflation fails to abate or expectations become unanchored.
- 3.The FOMC has recently become more reluctant to cut rates and more open to the possibility of hikes.
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Authors
Jan HatziusAlec PhillipsDavid Mericle
Securities
Federal Open Market Committee (FOMC)
Themes
Monetary Policy HawkishnessInflation PersistenceAI-Driven Economic Growth
Regions
North AmericaUnited States
