Christopher Waller
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Sep 11, 2026
DashaNARRATOR
Interest rate futures showed a seventy-one percent chance of rate hike, according to CME group data, up from sixty-one percent Wednesday and forty-nine percent a week ago.
DashaNARRATOR
Just last week, Fed Governor Christopher Waller, widely seen as an influential member of the central bank, said that he would support holding rates steady if the CPI report shows core prices rising zero point two percent from the previous month, matching economists' forecasts.
DashaNARRATOR
Investors, however, have put greater weight on comments made by Fed Chairman Kevin Warsh at the Fed's Jackson Hole, Wyoming conference last month.
DashaNARRATOR
There, Warsh sounded so concerned about inflation that many investors thought he had painted himself into a corner, needing to raise rates this month, whether the economy required it or not, to maintain the central bank's credibility.
DashaNARRATOR
Interest rate futures showed a 71% chance of rate hike, according to CME Group data, up from 61% Wednesday and 49% a week ago.
DashaNARRATOR
Just last week, Fed Governor Christopher Waller, widely seen as an influential member of the central bank, said that he would support holding rates steady if the CPI report shows core prices rising 0.2% from the previous month, matching economists' forecasts.
DashaNARRATOR
Investors, however, have put greater weight on comments made by Fed Chairman Kevin Warsh at the Fed's Jackson Hole Wyoming conference last month.
DashaNARRATOR
There, Warsh sounded so concerned about inflation that many investors thought he had painted himself into a corner, needing to raise rates this month, whether the economy required it or not, to maintain the central bank's credibility.
Logan MohtashamiGUEST
So people are pondering wh- why are we even debating this if, if inflation is above target or, you know, unemployment rate is low? And the Federal Reserve has talked about we would like to see the month-to-month numbers be zero point two percent.
Logan MohtashamiGUEST
So those are the things that Christopher Waller and some of the other peoples...
Logan MohtashamiGUEST
But does it even matter at this stage with the ten-year yield where it is? I mean, w- we've lost all, you know, grasp of this conversation because the conflict hasn't ended, and now we're taking it to another stage.
Logan MohtashamiGUEST
So it just got to another complicated stage this morning.
Ed SadlerCORRESPONDENT
Uh, she's done a wonderful job with this horse.
Ed SadlerCORRESPONDENT
Obviously got Changing Colors off Chris Waller.
Ed SadlerCORRESPONDENT
Um, there's that really strong connection as well, I know, between Lucy and Blake and the ownership of Changing Colors.
Ed SadlerCORRESPONDENT
Um, has just gone str- from strength to strength here in Victoria.
Jeff ShapiroNARRATOR
And here's another quote.
Jeff ShapiroNARRATOR
Why do you want to surprise people? What good does that do? That's from Christopher Waller, a Federal Reserve governor, on how much the central bank should communicate about its thinking.
Jeff ShapiroNARRATOR
You're listening to a reading of articles and features from the New York Times Business section of the Niagara Frontier Radio Reading Service.
Jeff ShapiroNARRATOR
Teaching Future Generations about September 11th by Elizabeth Hillman, Chief Executive of the 9-11 Memorial and Museum.
Phil CamporealeGUEST
He had to go back the other way.
Phil CamporealeGUEST
I think Chris Waller, what he said, I think was really telling, right? That if you continue to see the momentum and disinflation in core prices, that they could be patient.
Phil CamporealeGUEST
So I think tomorrow is going to be a big day for that.
Phil CamporealeGUEST
But Sarah, I agree.
John CassidyHOST
So, yeah, it'll be interesting to see where they come in at.
John CassidyHOST
I do remember, I think it's Waller, who's like, God, I don't know what you call that guy, Christopher Waller.
John CassidyHOST
Remember, he was auditioning for the FOMC chairman job.
John CassidyHOST
A political actor
Eric WallersteinGUEST
And you can always reach out.
Eric WallersteinGUEST
What's your handle? Eric Wallerstein.
Phil RosenHOST
Perfect.
Phil RosenHOST
Thank you very much for your time.
Jeff ShapiroNARRATOR
And here's another quote.
Jeff ShapiroNARRATOR
Why do you want to surprise people? What good does that do? That's from Christopher Waller, a Federal Reserve governor, on how much the central bank should communicate about its thinking.
Jeff ShapiroNARRATOR
You're listening to a reading of articles and features from the New York Times Business section of the Niagara Frontier Radio Reading Service.
Jeff ShapiroNARRATOR
Teaching Future Generations about September 11th by Elizabeth Hillman, Chief Executive of the 9-11 Memorial and Museum.
Heather LongGUEST
And it was really telling that everybody focuses on the Fed share, but a lot of the real policy is made by...
Heather LongGUEST
the three people, the New York Fed chair, John Williams, the vice chair of the Fed, Phil Jefferson, and then the swing voter, if you will, Christopher Waller, who's a Fed governor who was appointed by Trump.
Heather LongGUEST
And Waller and Williams both came out recently and said they are leaning towards not hiking in September.
Heather LongGUEST
So that's kind of where we are.
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