Economics
Larry Summers Says Fed and Markets Are Too Sanguine on Anti-Inflation Steps
- Former Treasury chief sees challenging period ahead for Fed
- U.S. economy to test ability to withstand rate increases
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Former Treasury Secretary Lawrence Summers said that even after the Federal Reserve’s recent hawkish pivot and after a selloff in Treasuries, both policy makers and investors are still underestimating what will be required to bring down inflation.