Williams: US Monetary Policy Appropriate Despite Inflation Risks, No Immediate Rate Change Needed

Published: Jun 6, 2026 15:33

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Williams, President of the New York Fed and Vice Chairman of the FOMC, said that while various factors such as the Middle East conflict pose upside risks to inflation, current US monetary policy is in an appropriate position. In his view, the US Fed does not need to adjust interest rates in the near term, and the future path of rates remains unclear.

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