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Former Fed President Warns AI Growth May Increase Inflation Challenges
Nov 10, 2026
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Charles Evans, the former president of the Chicago Federal Reserve, indicates that the growth of AI infrastructure is contributing to increased demand, complicating efforts to control inflation. He suggests that the Federal Reserve may need to consider additional interest rate hikes if inflation persists.
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- Charles Evans, former Chicago Fed President, highlights the impact of the AI infrastructure boom on demand and inflation.
- He believes this growth could hinder the Federal Reserve's ability to achieve its inflation target.
- Evans anticipates a potential interest rate hike in December and suggests further tightening may be necessary if inflation remains high.
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