Fed's Jefferson says monetary policy is well positioned to respond, not prejudge June meet
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Fed Vice Chair Jefferson says monetary policy is well positioned to respond to developments but has not prejudged June's FOMC meeting, flagging upside inflation risks and energy shock exposure. Summary: Source: Federal Reserve Vice Chair Philip Jefferson, speech to the 2026 Bank
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