Bill Dudley believes there is a risk the Federal Reserve will not tighten rates later this year, despite economic conditions warranting it, due to political pressure from the president.

Bill Dudley suggests that real interest rates are likely higher than in the recent past due to an investment spending boom and the US fiscal path diminishing the supply of savings.

Bill Dudley believes the Federal Reserve is concerned about losing credibility because it has not been able to get inflation back down to its 2% target.

Bill Dudley argues that there is no evidence Federal Reserve monetary policy has been restrictive, citing continued economic growth and full employment since interest rates were raised in November 202...

Bill Dudley believes the case for the Federal Reserve to cut interest rates is currently very weak.

Former New York Fed President Bill Dudley states that the prevailing wisdom is that the Federal Reserve will tighten monetary policy later in the current year.

The University of Michigan's preliminary survey results showed that 5 to 10-year inflation expectations recently increased markedly.

The United States has been above the Federal Reserve's inflation target for more than five years.