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The Fed: Fed’s Williams says ‘far too high’ inflation remains his No. 1 concern

The Fed: Fed’s Williams says ‘far too high’ inflation remains his No. 1 concern

January 20, 2023

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New York Fed President John Williams said Thursday that inflation remains his No.1 concern.

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