Federal Reserve Governor Collins said inflation remains too high and that she is concerned about the Fed’s price-stability mandate. She said the labor market is consistent with full employment and the economy is growing near trend.
Collins said she will watch in coming months for evidence that inflation can sustainably fall back to 2%. She added that, absent sustained evidence of disinflation, it would be appropriate to raise rates "as soon as possible."
Fed’s Collins Says Rates Could Rise Soon Without Clear Inflation Slowdown
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