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Current above-target inflation does not reflect underlying supply and demand dynamics that are generating price increases much closer to the central bank's 2% target, Federal Reserve Governor Stephen Miran said on Monday,
Federal Reserve governor Stephen Miran has said that “phantom inflation” is distorting the US central bank’s decision-making and causing it to keep interest rates too high.
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Data on employment and consumer prices for November will offer some recent insight into the state of the economy.
Federal Reserve Governor Stephen Miran again argued the central bank’s policy stance is unnecessarily restrictive on the economy, pointing to his benign outlook for inflation and warning signs in the labor market.
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Miran, in a speech and a subsequent television interview, said government statistics are misleading and “underlying” inflation is running below 2.3%, not far from the Fed’s 2% target.