Fed's Logan Says Long-Term Rates Have Risen, But Don't Represent As Much As A Drag On Economy As Might Be Expected; Economic Growth Is Strong, Consumer Spending Solid; Labor Market Is Balanced, Perhaps Tightening A Bit
https://www.dallasfed.org/news/speeches/logan/2026/lkl261030
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Interest rates went up, but they are not hurting the economy as much as people worried. The job market and spending look good, so things seem balanced and healthy right now.
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