TechFlow News, February 3: According to JIN10 Data, Atlanta Fed President Raphael Bostic stated in his latest speech that inflationary pressures remain unresolved due to the impact of tariffs. He forecasts robust economic growth in the first half of 2026, but warns that inflation will remain stubbornly high—a cause for concern. He added that even excluding the effects of tax cuts and deregulation, the U.S. economy continues to demonstrate strong resilience. Currently, no one expects deterioration in the labor market. Bostic also projects no rate cuts in 2026, noting that just one or two additional cuts would suffice to return policy to a neutral stance. (Note: Bostic’s term as President of the Atlanta Fed is ending soon; he will retire on February 28.)
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