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"We're not past the worry point in terms of inflation getting back to our target," Bostic said during a virtual class session with Stanford University business school students, noting that the share of goods for which prices are rising faster than 3% or 5% is higher than in a normal environment, even in the latest consumer price index reading. "Job growth has been robust ... which tells me there's still a lot of energy in the economy, and it gives me comfort in staying at a more restrictive level because we're not at risk today, I don't think, of falling into a contractionary environment," Bostic said. Bostic leans a bit more hawkish than some of his colleagues at the Fed, though the higher-than-expected inflation readings in the first three months of the year have brought more of his fellow U.S. central bankers to a similar view: that they will need to keep the policy rate in its current range of 5.25%-5.5% for longer than they had previously thought.
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