Fed governor Christopher Waller flags weakening jobs, urges 25 bps cut in September
Federal Reserve Governor Christopher Waller plans to lower U.S. interest rates in September and foresees more cuts in the future to align with the Fed's policy rate. He supports a 25 basis point cut, citing a weakening labor market and the need to stay on top of monetary policy. Waller expects more cuts in the next few months, influenced by incoming data and potential price increases from tariffs.