U.S. Fed's Kashkari, Hammack and Logan explain their hawkish dissents

The three hawkish dissents at the latest meeting were against an easing bias. Kashkari seems the most hawkish, with a leaning to tightening. Hammack and Logan both noted resilence in activity data as well as infltionary risk. There was a dovish dissent from Miran, but he will leave the Fed once Warsh replaces Powell as Chair.