Janet Yellen Predicts Inflation Will Go Down in 2023, Blames Putin If She’s Wrong
‘Russian invasion of Ukraine hasn’t come to an end, we’re seeing Putin weaponize oil and gas’
Sep 23, 2022 3:30 AM
By Grabien Staff
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YELLEN: “Well, I believe it’s going to come down certainly next year, although, let’s be clear, there are risks. The Russian invasion of Ukraine hasn’t come to an end, we’re seeing Putin weaponize oil and gas in fighting this war. So, we remain vulnerable to supply shocks, but I think the Fed is clearly committed to bringing inflation down, and I expect that to be successful —“
BROWNSTEIN: “2023, you think it will be a better year?”
YELLEN: “I think it’ll be bit — I think it’ll be better.”