The Federal Reserve is in danger of generating too-high inflation or inflating a financial bubble if it doesn’t begin raising interest rates soon, a Federal Reserve official warned Friday in explaining why he voted against this week’s decision to hold the central bank’s rate target near zero.
“Accomplishing a soft landing is difficult, and very rarely achieved,” said Eric Rosengren, the head of the Federal Reserve Bank of Boston.
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