Fed’s Kashkari Says ‘Cooled’ US Labor Market Not Driving Inflation
Fed’s Kashkari Says ‘Cooled’ US Labor Market Not Driving Inflation Federal Reserve Bank of Minneapolis President Neel Kashkari said inflation is being driven by supply dynamics and not the US labor market. He spoke Friday at the Aspen Id…
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