Fed's Cook names two inflation worries: the AI buildout and persistent supply shocks
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Cook's remarks lean hawkish and, if shared more widely on the committee, would argue against any easing and keep the door open to further rate rises, which could support short-dated Treasury yields and the US dollar. Her suggestion that the Fed may no longer simply look through s
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