Monetary Policy Stance - The speech was perceived as mildly dovish, with language suggesting a potential tilt towards easing [1][2][4] - The speaker highlighted the phrase "policy in restrictive territory, it may warrant adjusting our policy stance" as indicative of a dovish tilt [2] - The Fed faces the challenge of balancing restrictive policy with inflation potentially remaining in the 3% range over the next 6 months [5] - The speaker believes the Fed's stance is slightly restrictive [5] Inflation and Labor Market - Professional forecasters expect inflation measures to start with a 3, not a 2, for the next two quarters [3] - Downside risks are present in the labor market, potentially impacting wage hikes [2] - The speaker believes unemployment risks may be overweighted compared to inflation risks [5] - The labor market is slowing down compared to previous periods [5] Future Outlook and Data Dependency - The speaker emphasizes that the potential policy adjustment is not a promise but contingent on upcoming data [6][7] - Key data releases before the September meeting include a CPI report, a PCE report, and an unemployment report [6] - The Fed has left the door open to adjust its course if the data deviates significantly from the current trend [6]

Let's dig deeper into how the markets are processing all these headlines from Chair Powell's speech. Joining us with his takeaways is Rosenberg Research founder and president David Rosenberg. Were Were you surprised to hear Powell much more open today to the policy pivot and the September cut.Well, if you would have asked me uh a few days ago, uh I would have been surprised. But then I gave a a good second look at the FOMC minutes uh that had come out from the last meeting. And what was really important uh ...

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So putting the pieces together, what are the implications for monetary policy in the near term. Risks to inflation are tilted to the upside and risks to employment to the downside. A challenging situation when our goals are intentioned like this.Our framework calls for us to balance both sides of our dual mandate. Our policy rate is now 100 basis points closer to neutral than it was a year ago. and the stability of the unemployment rate and other labor market measures allows us to proceed carefully as we co ...

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I want to bring to you guys from our Kelly O'Donnell who reports that an FBI official says there is a court authorized activity at M Street in Washington DC. They make the point here that the home search was done in a different jurisdiction that being Bethesda, Maryland. But of course, this could be related to the office site that Bolton was seen at this morning because we know from our sources that he was not home as his home in Bethesda, Maryland was raided.Instead, he keeps an office here in the district ...

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