Fed's Williams: Persistent supply shocks are making the inflation fight harder
New York Fed President John Williams highlighted the difficult inflation backdrop again today, warning that the Fed cannot ignore persistent supply shocks as it tries to bring inflation sustainably back to its 2% target. Williams said that the labor market is not currently a sour
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