Fed's Hammack calls for immediate rate hike, citing inflation and leverage in Treasuries
Federal Reserve Governor Beth Hammack publicly called for an immediate rate hike, stating the Fed needs to act now and repeating the need to raise rates right now, citing persistent inflation and warning about leverage used to buy Treasuries. She also flagged private credit and AI as areas of financial stability concern.
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@BlueMoonTrades
FED SPEAK — 08/13/26 🏦 HAMMACK (hawkish) • Reiterates: "my view is we need to act now" on rate hikes • Says labor market is stable, unemployment "best indicator" of job market • Warns too much growth could put additional pressure on prices • Says policy is not
@DeItaone
FED'S HAMMACK: REPEATS NEED TO RAISE RATES RIGHT NOW
@Litest
⚡BREAKING: 🇺🇸 Fed's Hammack calls for an immediate rate hike, saying action is needed "RIGHT NOW." A hawkish signal from inside the Fed as markets watch closely for a potential shift in the rate path. https://t.co/vLaNrOZj5R
@StockMKTNewz
FED'S HAMMACK JUST SAID: - VIEW IS WE NEED TO ACT NOW ... REPEATS NEED TO RAISE RATES RIGHT NOW
@blckchaindaily
🚨 FED'S HAMMACK: LOT OF LEVERAGE BEING USED TO BUY TREASURIES
@blckchaindaily
🚨 FED'S HAMMACK: A LOT OF LEVERAGE IS BEING USED TO BUY TREASURIES; TREASURIES IS ONE AREA I MONITOR FOR FINANCIAL STABILITY
@blckchaindaily
🚨 FED'S HAMMACK ASKS IF PUBLIC CAN WAIT 3-4 YEARS FOR INFLATION TO REACH 2%
@blckchaindaily
🚨 FED'S HAMMACK: ALSO WATCH PRIVATE CREDIT, WHETHER AI IS BUBBLE