[Fed's Goolsby: Price Pressures Appear to Be Spreading, Service Sector Inflation Has Not Subsided] BlockBeats reports on November 11th that Federal Reserve Chairman John Goolsby stated that the latest government inflation report shows the underlying trend has not improved, which is "somewhat worrying." Of particular concern is that price pressures appear to be spreading, no longer limited to energy prices or artificial intelligence (AI) related sectors. Goolsby stated, "Service sector inflation has not subsided, and this is likely not primarily driven by oil prices, tariffs, or other factors that may be temporary. Therefore, we are facing a real, evolving inflation problem that we must address." "What worries me is that these inflationary pressures are evolving into overall economic overheating—prices for various goods and services are rising too fast, well above our 2% inflation target."