Zero-inflation man debates fine points at U.S. Fed

- Central Banking staff
- 16 Jul 2002

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ARTICLE - He was a loyal foot soldier in a decades-long inflation battle, vowing to seek a total victory that left no sign of the enemy. But now that some say the war is won, he finds himself debating the finer points. St. Louis Fed President William Poole spoke to Reuters in a recent interview.

"The objective that I have said that I personally favor ... is zero inflation properly measured," St. Louis Fed President William Poole said in a recent interview. "Are we there? ... I would say we're

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