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Miran Says Fed Policy Is Holding the Economy Back

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Federal Reserve Governor Stephen Miran stated current monetary policy is unnecessarily restraining U.S. economic growth, speaking at New York’s Digital Asset Summit on March 25, 2026. He argued against aggressive stimulus but criticized existing measures for acting as a drag. Miran emphasized the Fed should avoid "slamming on the gas" but also stop impeding progress, signaling a potential shift in policy tone amid mixed economic signals. His remarks contrast with recent hawkish Fed stances. The comments come as markets weigh inflation risks and growth slowdowns, with Miran’s stance suggesting internal Fed divisions over rate adjustments. His focus on balance reflects cautious optimism. Separately, Pimco’s Richard Clarida noted a high bar for further rate hikes, aligning with Miran’s cautious approach. Both signals hint at Fed reluctance to tighten policy amid global uncertainties. The remarks underscore growing debate over Fed strategy, with Miran’s critique highlighting tensions between supporting growth and controlling inflation in a volatile economic climate.
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