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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 ...

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My own guess is that policy's currently a little looser looking at all financial conditions than people view it as being, and that the current configuration, the balance of risks is a bit more tilted towards inflation rather than on employment. So I think we're a bit on the loose side with respect to monetary policy and monetary policy signalling, but that's very much a difference of degree. ...

Chancellor of the Exchequer Rachel Reeves says the UK government was looking at measures to reduce inflation when it publishes its next budget in November https://t.co/HbLdKte7ZA ...

Join us now with his reaction to the Fed's decision and chairman Pal's comments. National Economic Council Director Kevin Hasset, you're okay, right. You you were enjoying things.You're you're getting your thoughts together uh and everything. Hopefully the guy with the lawnmower is uh is not coming out today. Kevin, >> that was funny last week.>> Unbelievable. Um 25 basis points. Um it's a start.How what how do you view that. You know, my old friend Alan Greenspan used to say that monetary policy steering i ...

So what did you make of the quarterpoint cut and also some of the commentary from J Pal uh just talking about the dispersion the summary of economic projections and also our Steve Leeman asked a great question are we on a path for cuts and JP pal came back and said well we're more data dependent something he obviously has said in previous meetings >> well the meeting turned out to be what most of us expected to have happen the 25 basis point cut >> I think what was would have been more problematic was we di ...

And the Federal Reserve cutting interest rates by a quarter uh percentage point was a interesting called risk management uh by JPAL. Kind of an interesting term. We asked Roger Ferguson about what he thinks that means.It was the first cut since late last year. The vote was 11 to1. One uh new Fed Governor Steven Myron voting for a 50 basis point reduction.The Fed signaling two more cuts could be on the horizon before uh the end of the year. But there was a wide disparity among expectations. >> Ordinarily, wh ...

ECB Vice President Luis de Guindos said the risk of undershooting the inflation goal isn’t elevated, even if the latest projections continue to show a period of price gains falling below 2% https://t.co/w0iGvCX8ix ...