Inflation in the US dropped, why won’t the Fed reduce the interest rate?

Inflation in the United States was 7.1% annually in November, according to the Consumer Price Index from the Bureau of Labor Statistics, which was lower than expected by economists. But one analyst believes this decline is not enough for the Federal Reserve to soften projected rate hikes. What can be expected for the US economy and what will be the impact in Latin America? Here he explains it.

Inflation in the United States was 7.1% annually in November, according to the Consumer Price Index from the Bureau of Labor Statistics, which was lower than expected by economists. But one analyst believes this decline is not enough for the Federal Reserve to soften projected rate hikes. What can be expected for the US economy and what will be the impact in Latin America? Here he explains it.