Fed's Williams says rising yields reflect strong economy, not inflation fears
New York Fed President John Williams said rising long-term bond yields reflect a strong U.S. economy driven by investment in AI, data centers and technology, not growing inflation fears. He noted tariffs and the Middle East conflict are keeping inflation elevated but recent data is encouraging, and reiterated that 2% inflation is the Fed's primary job.
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FED’S WILLIAMS: STRONG ECONOMY DRIVING BOND YIELDS New York Fed President John Williams says rising long-term bond yields reflect a strong U.S. economy, not growing inflation fears. He pointed to heavy investment in AI, data centers and technology as key drivers pushing yields higher. Williams said tariffs and the Middle East conflict are keeping inflation elevated, but recent data remains encouraging. He added that the labor market is solid and the Fed needs more data before its next rate decision.
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FED’S WILLIAMS: STRONG ECONOMY DRIVING BOND YIELDS New York Fed President John Williams says rising long-term bond yields reflect a strong U.S. economy, not growing inflation fears. He pointed to heavy investment in AI, data centers and technology as key drivers pushing yields
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