Fed's Bostic Speaks Out: Inflation May Not Surge Again

Policy Remains Tight

Despite recent inflation relief, Fed's Bostic insists monetary policy should remain tight to handle potential economic fluctuations ahead.

Positive Outlook for 2026

Bostic notes that the economy could become stronger as we move into 2026, potentially increasing upward pressure on prices.

Inflation Target Unchanged

While challenges remain, the Fed remains committed to its 2% inflation target, though Bostic acknowledges the battle against inflation is not yet won.

Housing Inflation Easing

Among inflationary factors, Bostic highlights that housing-related inflation is gradually easing, offering some relief to overall inflationary pressures.

Inflation Won't Surge Again

Bostic clearly states he doesn't expect a sharp rise in inflation again, giving some guidance for future monetary policy decisions.