Federal Reserve Williams: We are currently not really discussing interest rate cuts
Federal Reserve's Williams said we are not currently discussing a rate cut. The economy and inflation remain highly uncertain. We need to be prepared for further tightening of policy. If necessary, the Fed must be ready to raise rates again.
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