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Federal Reserve hawkish official Hammack stated that inflation has exceeded targets for nearly six consecutive years, and there are moderate signs of strengthening in the labor market. She advocates for “more frequent, smaller” rate hikes and warns that if inflation expectations become entrenched, it will significantly increase the Federal Reserve’s policy costs. She also strongly supports the Fed’s independence, directly linking it to the status of the US dollar. Currently, markets expect the Federal Reserve to raise rates once in December and again in March next year.