Fed's Williams: Fed will raise interest rates if data supports it
According to Mars Finance news, Fed Williams said that the Fed still needs to work hard to reduce inflation, and achieving the 2% inflation target is crucial for the Fed. Raising interest rates is not a personal baseline expectation, but if the data supports it, the Fed will raise interest rates.
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