Barr: Still concerned about inflation remaining at 3%, monetary policy needs to be formulated with caution
According to ChainCatcher, citing Golden Ten Data, Federal Reserve Governor Barr expressed concerns about the current inflation rate remaining at 3%. He pointed out that monetary policy needs to be formulated cautiously to balance risks, while also supporting the labor market, but it is essential to bring the inflation rate back to 2%.
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