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Why the Fed is often slow, late… and wrong in reading inflation | Fortune 0
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- August 29, 2026
It is frequently said that the Federal Reserve steers by looking in the rearview mirror, basing monetary policy decisions on where the economy was in the past, rather than where it is today, or where it is headed. The reason is simple: the Fed relies heavily on measures that summarize the preceding 12 months. Those measures
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Fed has ‘work to do’ if price rises don’t ease for Americans, Warsh says 0
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- August 28, 2026
The head of the US central bank said policymakers will “have work to do” to if they are not confident cost of living pressures are easing for Americans. Federal Reserve chairman Kevin Warsh said while inflation readings looked better than expected over the summer, they did not show that the current picture had “meaningfully improved”.
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The Fed doesn’t know who’s financing the $3 trillion AI boom | Fortune 0
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- August 25, 2026
The debate over artificial intelligence and monetary policy is already well under way. Federal Reserve Chair Kevin Warsh and others have rightly emphasized that AI could raise productivity and productive capacity even as the investment boom puts pressure on resources before those benefits arrive. That timing problem is real. But it risks obscuring a more
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‘Many’ Fed officials think higher rates will be needed if inflation stays high 0

WASHINGTON — Many Federal Reserve officials think the central bank will have to lift its key short-term interest rate in the coming months if inflation doesn’t subside, minutes of the Fed’s meeting last month showed. The minutes of the July 28-29 meeting, released Wednesday, don’t provide specifics on how many of the 19 officials supported