A policymaker who was an early and outspoken 'hawk' on has softened his outlook, saying he is now 'more comfortable' with smaller interest rate increases going forward.Fed Governor Christopher Waller made the remarks at an economic conference in on Wednesday, saying he will not make a final decision about what to do at the Fed's December policy meeting until reviewing the rest of the data between now and then. 'I will not be head-faked by one report,' Waller said of consumer price data released last week, showing inflation dropped to its lowest annual rate since January.
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