Fed's Hammack questions whether Fed policy is tight enough as inflation risks build
The remarks lean hawkish and add to the case for further Fed tightening, a backdrop that tends to support the dollar and push short-dated Treasury yields higher. Her view that financial conditions are not restrictive is the more market-relevant line, because it argues against any
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