The Federal Reserve might want to wait on policy changes until after the U.S. presidential election on Nov. 8, Philadelphia Fed President Patrick Harker said on Thursday, adding he was in favor of a rate increase at the Fed’s September policy meeting.
“What I’m worried about is depending on the outcome of the election and what happens after that, if there are polices that would have distortive effects that we would have to respond to, we’ll have to respond. And I don’t know which way that will go. But it may be prudent to wait until we have resolved some of that uncertainty,” he told reporters in Philadelphia.
via Reuters
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