Fed's Harker: Fed can slow rate hike pace in coming months – by eren_fxstreet Fed CentralBanks
"Fed will need to assess how rate hikes are impacting economy.""Inflation remains far, far too high.""Seeing signs economy’s pace of activity is moderating.""Job market to remain healthy going forward."stays under heavy bearish pressure and was last seen losing 1.3% on the day at 109.02.
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