Federal Reserve Bank of Richmond President Thomas Barkin stated on Tuesday that inflation could decline "in short order," while also recognizing that prices might remain high due to the ongoing conflict in Iran. Barkin made these comments during a speech to the CFA Society’s Baltimore branch, where he referred to recent "shocks" impacting the economy.
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Fed's Barkin discusses potential for inflation decline
Thomas Barkin, President of the Federal Reserve Bank of Richmond, expressed that inflation may decrease soon, but he also pointed out that prices could stay elevated because of the Iran war. His remarks were made during a speech to the CFA Society’s Baltimore branch.
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Fed’s Barkin ‘open’ to possibility of inflation declining ‘in short order’
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Fed's Barkin discusses potential for inflation decline