Federal Reserve Bank of Minneapolis president Kashkari said inflation remains
too high despite the latest inflation data coming in below economists'
forecasts. He noted various measures of inflation are running around 3% and have
been elevated for more than five years, and the recent print has not materially
changed that assessment. Other indicators released Wednesday, including consumer
spending and GDP, show US economic resilience. Kashkari said he expects one more
rate hike this year and another in 2027, added that Fed hikes are unlikely to
significantly curb investment by hyperscale cloud providers, and described the
recent rise in bond yields as a global phenomenon.