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1h agoFed official warns inflation still ‘too hot’ ahead of December meeting
On 14 November 2025, Federal Reserve President Jeffrey Schmid said inflation remains persistently high and that monetary policy is already “modestly restrictive”.
Schmid dissented from the Fed’s recent rate cut setting the funds rate at 3.75-4.00%, cautioning that further reductions could jeopardise the bank’s 2 % inflation goal. His remarks raise the stakes for the 9-10 Dec policy meeting and ripple beyond the US — emerging-market currencies and bond yields may feel the heat. With global interest-rate pathways unclear, markets will scan the upcoming US CPI and hiring data for fresh clues.
Reuters• By Harsh Ranjan
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1h agoFed official warns inflation still ‘too hot’ ahead of December meeting
On 14 November 2025, Federal Reserve President Jeffrey Schmid said inflation remains persistently high and that monetary policy is already “modestly restrictive”.
Schmid dissented from the Fed’s recent rate cut setting the funds rate at 3.75-4.00%, cautioning that further reductions could jeopardise the bank’s 2 % inflation goal. His remarks raise the stakes for the 9-10 Dec policy meeting and ripple beyond the US — emerging-market currencies and bond yields may feel the heat. With global interest-rate pathways unclear, markets will scan the upcoming US CPI and hiring data for fresh clues.
Reuters• By Harsh Ranjan
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Fed’s Jeffrey Schmid warns inflation is ‘too hot’, hinting a December rate cut is not assured and underscoring risks for global markets.
On 14 November 2025, Federal Reserve President Jeffrey Schmid said inflation remains persistently high and that monetary policy is already “modestly restrictive”.
Schmid dissented from the Fed’s recent rate cut setting the funds rate at 3.75-4.00%, cautioning that further reductions could jeopardise the bank’s 2 % inflation goal. His remarks raise the stakes for the 9-10 Dec policy meeting and ripple beyond the US — emerging-market currencies and bond yields may feel the heat. With global interest-rate pathways unclear, markets will scan the upcoming US CPI and hiring data for fresh clues.
On 14 November 2025, Federal Reserve President Jeffrey Schmid said inflation remains persistently high and that monetary policy is already “modestly restrictive”.
Schmid dissented from the Fed’s recent rate cut setting the funds rate at 3.75-4.00%, cautioning that further reductions could jeopardise the bank’s 2 % inflation goal. His remarks raise the stakes for the 9-10 Dec policy meeting and ripple beyond the US — emerging-market currencies and bond yields may feel the heat. With global interest-rate pathways unclear, markets will scan the upcoming US CPI and hiring data for fresh clues.
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Nov 14, 2025 • 20:28 IST