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G30 Spring Lecture 2023
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U.S. Treasury Markets: Steps Toward Increased Resilience Status Update 2022
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This is The Way
May 09, 2023 — John C. Williams, President of the Federal Reserve Bank of New York, delivered a speech to the Economic Club of New York about the Federal Reserve's commitment to bringing down high inflation, which is hardest on those who can least afford to pay higher prices. He also discussed the dual mandate of the Federal Open Market Committee to promote maximum employment and price stability, explaining that the goals are intrinsically linked. President Williams explained that since the pandemic, the imbalance between demand and supply has persisted throughout the economy, leading to high inflation and a tight labor market. While job growth has been robust, overall demand exceeds supply, and inflation remains too high. The speech includes his' thoughts on what this means for employment and supply in the labor market. Finally, he noted that inflation has declined in many categories of commodities and goods that tend to be more sensitive to interest rate increases. "I am confident we are on the path to restoring price stability," concluded Williams.