Daniel Lacalle says a Fed rate hike now would run counter to the central bank’s price stability and maximum employment mandate. He argues tighter policy would not curb gas, diesel or shelter costs, but could hit jobs, investment and domestic output.
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Daniel Lacalle says a Fed rate hike now would run counter to the central bank’s price stability and maximum employment mandate. He argues tighter policy would not curb gas, diesel or shelter costs, but could hit jobs, investment and domestic output.
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