Kashkari Says He's 'Not Quite There Yet' on Need to Change Fed Rate Path

The transcript discusses the current economic uncertainty and the Federal Reserve's role in addressing potential risks. It highlights the persistent issue of inflation being below the 2% target and the implications for monetary policy. The conversation also touches on the political pressures faced by the Fed, particularly from President Trump, and emphasizes the importance of focusing on data-driven decisions to maintain stable prices and maximum employment.

What is the speaker's perspective on the current job market?

How does the speaker suggest the Federal Open Market Committee should approach political pressures?