TREE NEWS update: Federal Reserve Bank of Philadelphia President Anna Paulson, a 2026 FOMC voting member, said inflation holding high is not solely attributable to temporary factors, with wage pressures limited and inflation expectations stable. She said gradual tightening appears appropriate and policy should remain moderately restrictive to curb inflation. The gradual pace gives businesses and consumers time to adjust.
Philadelphia Fed’s Paulson: Inflation Not Just Due to Temporary Factors
Paulson's framing matters less for the inflation diagnosis than for the policy signal: a 2026 voter explicitly endorsing a gradual, moderately restrictive path while noting stable expectations and limited wage pressure. That combination suggests the internal debate is about pace, not direction, which is the more useful read for rate-sensitive corners of crypto and tokenized real-world assets. The open question is whether other FOMC participants echo the gradualist tone or push for a faster path.
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