Fed focused on reducing inflation to 2%, Williams saysAcknowledges international spillovers but says Fed focus is USJohn WilliamsPhotographer: Andrew Harrer/BloombergFederal Reserve Bank of New York ...
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Fed’s Williams Sees Rates Heading to Around 4.5% to Cool Prices
Bloomberg2022-10-07
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