Fed keeps elevated-inflation wording, drops supply-shock reference

  • Federal Reserve’s FOMC statement retains language saying inflation remains elevated.
  • FOMC removes its earlier reference to supply shocks as partly causing inflation.
  • The statement continues to characterize inflation as being at a high level.

The Federal Reserve’s FOMC (Federal Open Market Committee) statement continues to describe inflation as remaining at a high level, but removes its earlier wording that partly attributed inflation to supply shocks. The wording change preserves the committee’s elevated-inflation assessment while dropping the previous explanation linked to supply conditions.

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