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Fed's Jefferson: Policy Changes Make Inflation Forecasting Difficult
Changes to trade policy are making the future path of inflation harder to predict, Fed governor Philip Jefferson said Wednesday, a backdrop that he said makes the central bank's moderately restrictive interest stance a good position to respond to how the economy evolves.
While Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell says "the underlying inflation picture is good," tariffs could change all that.
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At least one official at the Federal Reserve is still skeptical about the trajectory of inflation and the economy, despite ...
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The Federal Reserve's 'wait and see' stance could continue for another couple of meetings. Fed cuts risk coming later than ...
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These experiences are then compared to those of high inflation market economies. The paper concludes that, despite significant differences in the economic structure and institutional framework, ...
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