Fed’s Williams sees one final 2026 rate hike, none in 2027
On Tuesday, New York Federal Reserve (Fed) President John Williams, a voter on the Federal Open Market Committee (FOMC), said he believes “disinflationary forces are at play,” and added that “one more interest-rate hike is appropriate this year.”
On Tuesday, New York Federal Reserve President John Williams stated that one additional interest rate hike is appropriate this year, with no further hikes anticipated for 2027. Williams noted that disinflationary forces are at play and that AI is the primary driver of inflation. He observed no signs of the labor market contributing to inflation and highlighted the importance of maintaining a balanced economy.
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