Despite a slowdown in economic growth, the US Federal Reserve’s efforts to combat inflation are not complicated by the current strong economy. Former Treasury Secretary Larry Summers may suggest otherwise, but the past year has shown that it is possible to achieve low inflation, low unemployment, and strong growth concurrently. This resilience and ability to maintain a healthy balance between various economic indicators should inform the Federal Reserve’s management of inflation and interest rates. By staying attuned to the unique nuances of the present economic landscape, the Federal Reserve can make informed decisions that will support continued growth and stability.