Federal Reserve governor Lisa Cook said she supported last week’s decision to cut interest rates because she thought weaker-than-expected job-market conditions remained a greater risk than persistent inflation

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Federal Reserve governor Lisa Cook said she supported last week’s decision to cut interest rates because she thought weaker-than-expected job-market conditions remained a greater risk than persistent inflation




In her first public comments since President Trump tried to fire her, Cook largely reinforced views outlined last week by Fed Chair Jerome Powell.
2025-11-03 19:16:00
Nick Timiraos