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Australian Dollar Set For Big Move - EU and US Data Worries
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Short-term German bonds rallied after the nation’s central bank said it would stop paying interest on domestic government deposits, a move that could spur billions of euros of ...
Thank you, President Bostic.1 When the Board began the Fed Listens initiative, our purpose was to engage directly with the public to discuss issues related to our monetary policy decision-making framework and our efforts to pursue the congressionally-mandated monetary policy goals of price stability and maximum employment. Since that time, and as a recognition of the importance of engaging with people across the country from a wide range of geographies and perspectives, we broadened the scope to become an ongoing process of consultation with the public. Through Fed Listens and other Board and System convenings, we can learn directly from those experiencing the economy about how households and businesses are faring, and how they are affected by Federal Reserve decisions. In the latest of those decisions, on July 26 the Federal Open Market Committee (FOMC) raised the target range for the federal funds rate by 25 basis points and decided to continue reducing the Fed's securities holdings, both actions aimed at bringing down inflation. I look forward to hearing from t post: FED'S BOWMAN: I EXPECT ADDITIONAL RATE INCREASES WILL LIKELY BE NEEDED TO LOWER INFLATION TO OUR TARGET. post: FED'S BOWMAN: INFLATION IS STILL SIGNIFICANTLY ABOVE 2% TARGET, LABOR MARKET CONTINUES TO BE TIGHT.
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