Golden Finance reported that Fed Governor Bowman said it may be appropriate to further raise interest rates and maintain them at restrictive levels for a period of time. Inflation remains too high. The frequency and scope of recent data revisions have increased the complexity of forecasting economic developments. Given the current level of monetary policy constraints, inflation progress is expected to be slow, and I would still be willing to support a rate hike at a future meeting if data suggest that inflation progress is stalling or that a return to 2% is too slow. Regulators appear to be engaging in “over-intervention” supervision of banks and should consider whether this approach is appropriate.