Fed's Hammack prefers smaller, more frequent rate hikes; says higher yields are "absolutely not" a substitute for Fed action
Federal Reserve official Beth Hammack, cited by Nick Timiraos, stated her preference for "smaller, more frequent" rate increases to avoid larger hikes later. She noted her neutral-rate estimate is among the highest at the Fed, believing it's too low if incorrect. Hammack also emphasized that higher yields are "absolutely not" a substitute for direct Fed rate hikes.
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