But what we can say is this that over the course of this year we've kept our poly policy at a restrictive level and and people have different views but a clearly restrictive level I would say so and we were able to do that uh over the course of this year because the labor market was in very solid condition with strong job creation and all those things. I think if you start go back to April and now look at the revised job creation numbers for for May, June, July and August you can kind of I can no longer say ...

there there wasn't widespread support at all for for a 50 basis point cut today. You know, I I think we've done um we've done very large rate hikes and very large rate cuts in the last 5 years and you tend to do those at a time when when you feel that policy is out of place and needs to move quickly to a new place. That's not at all what what I feel certainly now.I feel like our policy has been doing the right thing so far this year. I think we were right to wait and see how tariffs and inflation and and th ...

Let's bring in now a former Fed officials take. That is Richard Clar, a former Fed chair and global economic adviser at PIMCO. Richard, kind of a dealer's choice.You got the actual Fed decision everybody expected. You got Myron calling for a half percentage point cut. He's kind of way out there.No desense, the neutral rate. What do you think is the most important thing here. Well, I think there was some risk management here along two dimensions.One, the statement made reference to risk in the labor market. ...

WSJ reporter Nick Timiraos reported that the Federal Reserve announced a 25 basis point rate cut at the September FOMC meeting, with a dovish tone in the statement. A majority of officials projected at least three more cuts this year. Miran was the sole dissenter at this meeting, advocating for a 50 basis point cut. Seven participants anticipated no further cuts in 2025, while two expected only one more, but overall dissent was limited. https://t.co/uEWs2wgTHI ...

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Brent Beardall, WaFd Bank president and CEO, joins 'The Exchange' to discuss if financial conditions are currently restrictive, the Federal Reserve's mandate and much more. ...

Rate cut of 25 BPS was expectedMore important will be the Fed Powell’s speech in 25 minutes.If he mentions more rate cuts in 2025, market will be GIGA bullish for Q4. If he says no more cuts in 2025, then we are kind of fckedMore cuts = More liquidity = pump ...

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Joining me now are Michael Gapen, chief US economist at Morgan Stanley Anastasia Amaroso, chief investment strategist for private wealth at Partners Group. Thank you both very much for being here. Uh Michael, let's start with you because we were just discussing with Steve that there's uh you know expected to be some dissent over the quarter point cut.Uh, do you think that's more emblematic of the macro uncertainty that's out there or just the the fireworks and the politization and all the various headlines ...