Joining us now is former chief investment strategist at Bridgewater Associates, senior fellow now at the Council on Foreign Relations, uh, Rebecca Patterson. Rebecca, welcome. >> Good to be here.Happy Friday. >> Happy Friday. You see any evidence of inflation from tariffs.>> I think most economists do. So, I'm super excited to hear what Governor Myin has to say in more detail Monday when he speaks at the Economic Club of New York. I mean, just to give you one of many examples, if you look at appliances, las ...

the newly confirmed Fed Governor Steven Myron. Our Steve Leeman, of course, also with us. It's great to see you, Mr.. Governor. First of all, congratulations on the confirmation and getting inside the Fed. >> Thank you and thanks for having me back.It's great to see you. >> Well, I I'm glad that you're here because I think a lot of people want to know why you dissented first of all for 50 basis point cut when the rest of the committee voted on quarter point. >> Yeah, of course.Look, you know, let me first s ...

Fed Governor Stephen Miran said his decision to dissent from fellow policymakers’ interest-rate move this week was driven by his view that Trump’s tariffs policies have had no material impact on inflation https://t.co/NokIMGgIjf ...

there could be some uh erosion of the belief in the Fed's commitment to the 2% target. Um h how much should we worry that uh you guys are cutting rates while you're away from your target. And not only that, for don't forecast you hit your target until 2028.>> Well, Steve, I don't see the erosion yet. Thankfully, it's not there in the data, but it's something that we need to work extra hard to explain to the public why we're making the actions that we're making, why we're cutting rates right now in light of ...

The ECB can tolerate inflation below 2% for some time but will have to take action if price pressures keep falling short and expectations start to slide, according to Mario Centeno https://t.co/IvHgvKd9xo ...

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Economic Situation & Monetary Policy - The current economic situation is highly unusual due to conflicting inflation and unemployment risks, potentially unprecedented [1][2][3] - Supply shocks push up prices and reduce purchasing power, creating a dilemma for monetary policy [3][4] - The Fed's consensus views tariffs as a one-time price hit, but its impact on inflation expectations is uncertain [4][5][6][7] - There's a risk of losing contact with the 2% inflation target and developing an inflation psychology [9] - The industry believes the Fed needs to be more proactive in demonstrating its commitment to the inflation target, especially given political pressures [10] Tariffs & Inflation - Tariffs lead to a permanent increase in the price of goods, unlike temporary supply shocks [6] - The key concern is whether tariffs will fuel inflation expectations, leading to a wage-price spiral [7] - The long-term inflation impact of tariffs is uncertain, and humility is warranted [8][9] Fed & Politics - It's unprecedented for a member of the administration on leave to be a governor of the Fed [2] - It's unusual for a president to try to remove a Fed member on what many consider a pretext [2] - It's also unusual for a Fed chair to operate when the president has publicly criticized them [2]

one easing or two easings or even three easings just are not just don't matter. >> Yeah. >> Um don't matter because we're still in a little restrictive territory with looks like you know a little bit too high inflation even without the uh tariff induced inflation.So they should be a little bit restrictive. Beyond that um I think it can you know then you're really risking a lot of things. A weaker dollar more inflation and those sort of things.So we you know I I and I don't it doesn't matter what happens if ...

It's great to have you on. Thanks for joining. >> Have you been killing it the last couple years. It's been so long since you've been on.Have you would you say you have been >> able to repeat your great success again and again and again. You've been killing it. >> Well, first I do want to congratulate you guys on 30 years.And uh Mike's here instead of Andrew. He looks like kind of like a buffed Andrew. So make pretend like that.>> And Becky's not here. So >> that's actually my social media handle. >> You lo ...

Monetary Policy Stance - Financial conditions suggest monetary policy is currently perceived as slightly looser than generally believed [1] - The balance of risks is leaning towards inflation rather than employment [1] - Current monetary policy and its signaling are considered somewhat on the loose side, though the difference is marginal [1]