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Our number one objective is getting monetary policy right. That's our clear and constant aim. The star we steer by.And if we get policy right, and I can assure you we will, the inflation surge of the last 5 years will be a thing of the past. Just a month ago I chaired my very first meeting of the FOMC. My colleagues and I recognize that high inflation has been an undue burden on American households and businesses.And while monthly price volatilities and variations are inevitable, especially in an unsettled ...

Tell me, Mr. . Worsh, uh, you appear to be quite different from your predecessors. How are you different.>> So, I I've known five of my predecessors. I've learned particular lessons from each of them. Um, I can only be my own man.I served before at the Fed for about five and a half years under Chairman Bernani, and I learned a lot of things then, but you're right. In six weeks, we have caused, I think, a sea change in new thinking, the beginning of a set of reforms that are going to be put in place across a ...

Kevin Walsh makes no news in his prepared testimony. There is no guidance on interest rates, although he does reiterate that inflation is still the focus for the Fed. And as far as inflation is concerned, there's some particularly good news for Chairman Walsh this morning as CPI comes in down 4/10en on the month.This is the first negative print since uh 2026 years. Core CPI is flat for the month. And that puts the year-over-year at three and a half% down from 4.2% for the headline. And for the core, 2.6% do ...

Zarzecki pointed to hawkish stances by other monetary authorities https://t.co/51TBGz3aei ...

Once again faced with a high oil price this morning at 550 and for a long time, yes, the language has all been around tit for tat skirmishes at the edges of an MOU that left the talks intact broadly and the ceasefire broadly intact. Is that still the case when you've got President Trump talking about a 20% toll through the Strait of Hormuz. I mean, how fundamentally do we have to rethink what's happening in the in the Strait.I'm not sure how much is actually fundamentally changed versus how much the kind of ...