Let’s ponder for a moment what might happen to interest rates in 2026. The past 12 months have been quite an economic ride: Historic in some respects, hyberbolic in others. New York Fed President John C. Williams thinks the next 12 will provide fewer bumps on Wall Street and Main Street. “If I had to choose one word to describe 2025, it is uncertainty,’’ Williams said Dec. 15 in prepared remarks. “What’s striking is that despite all the uncertainty, the U.S. economy has shown considerable resilience and ...