Fed’s Collins says inflation is too high and broadening; additional policy tightening 'warranted soon'
Nov 13, 2026, 10:53 AM EST1 sourcesAI-analyzed
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Collins' comments signal a clearer Fed inclination toward further tightening, which works through policy to raise borrowing costs and weigh on equity valuations and demand; the macro impact depends on whether other FOMC members and incoming inflation data confirm the signal.
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Fed Governor Collins said inflation is too high and appears to be broadening, and she expects some additional policy tightening will be warranted soon (live on Bloomberg).
Fed Governor Collins said 'Inflation Is Too High And Appears To Be Broadening' and that 'I Would Think Some Additional Policy Tightening Warranted Soon'.
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