Former US Treasury Secretary Lawrence Summers has publicly criticized the Federal Reserve for having "itchy fingers" to start cutting interest rates. His comments have been echoed across various platforms, including BloombergTV, where he expressed confusion over the Fed's current stance. This sentiment was also shared by other financial commentators, highlighting a general concern over the potential premature easing of monetary policy.
Larry Summers sees the Fed getting “itchy fingers” to start cutting rates https://t.co/bXqEHOiZBo
The Bank of England’s most ardent hawks withdraw their support for interest rate hikes, as the UK’s central bank voted for a fifth-straight meeting to keep policy unchanged https://t.co/wizIEzW7Ws
Larry Summers sees the Fed getting “itchy fingers” to start cutting rates https://t.co/jCGw1Dqg3L
Larry Summers sees the Fed getting “itchy fingers” to start cutting rates https://t.co/K7GgRupO7T
Former US Treasury Secretary and Wall Street Week contributor Lawrence H. Summers thinks the Fed has "itchy fingers to start cutting rates." Watch "Wall Street Week" tonight at 6p ET https://t.co/PWq7xKy7TW https://t.co/mLlAjcR8bd
The Fed has 'itchy fingers' and should not be in a rush to cut interest rates, Larry Summers says https://t.co/ZgS5p14qyc
With long experience at pinnacles of financial power, Larry Summers senses Fed has "itchy fingers" but he doesn't get why at this moment. Neither do I. https://t.co/mAnh68NSK3
My sense is still that the @federalreserve has itchy fingers to start cutting rates and I don’t fully get it. @BloombergTV @DavidWestin https://t.co/Oezzz2RQQ1
Former US Treasury Secretary Lawrence Summers criticized the Federal Reserve for having "itchy fingers" to start cutting interest rates https://t.co/GLpo6KGyaF