Federal Reser2026-10-01 17:33:11Fed Vice Chair Jefferson says more time may be needed before next rate hike decisionAccording to BlockBeats, Federal Reserve Vice Chair Jefferson said on Oct. 2 that the Fed may need more time before deciding its next interest-rate hike move. The update centers on Jefferson’s latest public remarks about the timing of the central bank’s next policy decision. The source text did not include additional details on the policy path, vote timing, or any specific rate outlook. As presented in the original item, the statement was limited to the view that more time may be required before the Fed determines its next step on rate increases.20
Federal Reser2026-10-01 17:32:56Fed Vice Chair Jefferson says a September rate hike would help stabilize inflation expectationsAccording to ChainCatcher, Federal Reserve Vice Chair Jefferson said a rate hike in September would help stabilize inflation expectations. The source did not provide additional details on the context of the remarks, the venue, or any broader policy discussion. The report was published under the policy and regulation category and contained only the statement itself, with no further figures, timeline details beyond September, or related comments from other officials.20
Federal Reser2026-07-17 00:16:16Fed Vice Chair Jefferson says policy stance may need review if inflation does not cool soonFederal Reserve Vice Chair Jefferson said a rate hike should be considered if inflation does not cool quickly, while adding that current monetary policy remains in a good place. In prepared remarks for an event at Stanford in California, Jefferson said the Fed’s current interest-rate setting may support the labor market while also helping bring inflation down. He added that if realized inflation does not begin to cool in the near term, policymakers may need to reconsider the current policy stance. Jefferson also said the existing stance leaves the Federal Reserve well positioned to respond to economic developments. The remarks point to a conditional willingness to revisit policy if inflation fails to ease soon, even as he described the current setting as appropriate for now.1810
Federal Reser2026-07-16 23:42:43Fed Vice Chair Jefferson says weak hiring and low layoffs reflect uncertaintyFederal Reserve Vice Chair Jefferson said the current backdrop of weak hiring and low layoffs is being driven by uncertainty, according to a report cited by ChainCatcher from Jin10. He said concerns tied to artificial intelligence are a particular factor behind that uncertainty. The remarks point to a labor market environment where companies are slowing recruitment while also holding back on job cuts. ChainCatcher carried the item as a policy and regulation newsflash. No additional details were provided in the brief report.1800