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Fed’s Bullard: September Inflation Warrants More “Frontloading” Though Not Necessarily Higher Overall Rates
Fed’s Bullard:
— *seven (@sevenloI) October 14, 2022
- September Inflation Warrants More “Frontloading” Though Not Necessarily Higher Overall Rates
- Appropriate That Rates Reach Range of 4.5%-4.75% by Year’s End, With Any Further Hikes in 2023 Being “Data Dependent”
Added at 3:15pm
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Fed’s Bullard:
— *seven (@sevenloI) October 14, 2022
- Current Inversion of Yield Curve a “Nominal Inversion” Involving Expected Inflation, Not Indicator of Recession Risk
- “Would Not Predict” That Policy Rates Need to Hit 5%; if That Becomes Necessary It Is Because Inflation Is Not Slowing As Hoped
Added at 3:19pm
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Fed's Bullard
— DailyFX Team Live (@DailyFXTeam) October 14, 2022
- There is potential for a soft landing given the strength of the labor market and companies reluctance to lay off people
-Markets are not overly stressed, but are transitioning to higher interest rates