Fed’s Miran: No significant tariff-driven inflation seen so far; Interest rates should be much lower than current levels | Metals Mine
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wufuhai
Feb 9, 2026 9:32pm
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If residents' income is increased first, and then tariffs are raised, there will be no change in inflation even with a large trade deficit.
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Trader#FE8E
Feb 9, 2026 9:24pm
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If Interest rates are "suggested" to be lower, does that mean more interest rate cuts need to be implemented?
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