Fed's Mester: Don’t think we’re near a pause in rate rises – FT – by eren_fxstreet Fed CentralBanks
of Cleveland President Loretta Mester told the Financial Times that she didn't think that the Federal Reserve was near a pause in interest rate rises. Mester noted that she would need to see several more good inflation reports and more signs of moderation.
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