I’m more worried about the job market than inflation, says Philadelphia Fed’s Paulson | Finance

Anna Paulson, district president of the Federal Reserve Bank of Philadelphia (Fed), said Friday that she was a little more concerned about the weakness in the U.S. labor market than about upside risks to inflation. She took office in the second half of this year and will, in 2026, be one of the voting members for monetary policy decisions at the US central bank.