Economist: Inflation Is No Longer the Main Risk, the Federal Reserve Should Focus on Economic Growth
Jinse Finance reported that Neil Dutta, Chief Economist at Renaissance Macro, wrote that although inflation remains above the Federal Reserve's 2% target, the trend of cooling prices is already very clear. Therefore, the Fed should fully shift its focus to supporting the weakening economy. He stated that energy prices are declining, which will lead to lower gasoline costs and help curb inflation expectations. In addition, slack in the labor market has increased, and rental housing inflation is also slowing down. "In short, inflation is no longer an issue. Policymakers should make it clear that maintaining economic growth should be the top priority at present."
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