Federal Reserve Vice Chairman Jefferson: If The Increased Productivity Of Artificial Intelligence Can Reduce Production Costs Sooner, Inflation May Face Downward Pressure

Federal Reserve Vice Chairman Jefferson: The Economic Shock Caused By Artificial Intelligence May Have A Lasting Impact On Supply And Demand

Federal Reserve Vice Chairman Jefferson: A Series Of Rapid Shocks Could Cause Inflation To Solidify And Inflation Expectations To Lose Their Anchor

Federal Reserve Vice Chairman Jefferson: We Cannot Look At Each Factor In Isolation; We Must Consider The Overall Economy When Making Policies

Federal Reserve Vice Chairman Jefferson: The Current Situation Reflects A Policy Dilemma, With Tensions Between The Dual Mandates

Federal Reserve Vice Chair Jefferson: We Are Currently Monitoring Significant Developments In Two Areas—the Middle East Conflict And The Proliferation Of Artificial Intelligence

Federal Reserve Vice Chairman Jefferson: The Impact Of The Middle East Conflict On Demand Is Expected To Be Limited Because The United States Is A Net Oil Exporter And Its Economy Is Less Dependent On Oil

Federal Reserve Vice Chairman Jefferson: We Are Currently Watching Two Important Developments

Federal Reserve Vice Chairman Jefferson: Current Policy Is Able To Respond Effectively Based On The Latest Data, The Changing Outlook, And The Balance Of Risks

Federal Reserve Vice Chairman Jefferson: We Are Firmly Committed To Restoring Inflation To The 2% Target, Which Is Consistent With Our Dual Mandate

Federal Reserve Vice Chairman Jefferson: The Current Policy Stance Should Support The Job Market And, As The Effects Of Tariffs And Energy Prices Are Transmitted, Bring Inflation Back Onto A Path Of Decline Toward 2%

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