Paul Krugman says he agrees with Larry Summers that the Fed has to walk a fine line in order to prevent widespread US economic damage

• Dovish economist Paul Krugman concurs with hawk Larry Summers on the Fed's path forward.
• Summers told Bloomberg TV on Friday that the Fed is facing symmetric risks in going too fast or slow on rates. 
• "This really disturbs me to say this, but I think I agree with Larry," Krugman told Bloomberg TV on Monday. 

For once, Larry Summers and Paul Krugman are on the same page. 

At least for now, the economists agree that the Federal Reserve is walking a fine line, where the risk of raising rates too high is equal to the risk of not raising them high enough. 

In an interview with Bloomberg TV on Monday, the inflation dove Krugman concurred with an earlier statement from his more hawkish counterpart.