Neel Kashkari, Interview: WSJ (excerpts)

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“I’m open to the idea that we can move a little bit more slowly from here.”

“I would object to any kind of declaration that we’re done. If the committee chooses to skip a meeting because we want to get more information, I could make the argument why that makes sense … A skip to get more information is very different in my mind than, Hey, we think we’re done.”

“The cost of not getting inflation down to 2% is much higher to Main Street than the cost of getting it down to 2% … So I would rather err on being a little bit more hawkish rather than regretting it and having been too dovish.”