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FX Market Commentary: Todd Colvin, 7/13/23
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The USD/JPY extended its losses for the sixth consecutive trading session and broke to a new two-month low of 137.92 on speculations the US Federal Reserve would hike in July to ...
The ABC can confirm Philip Lowe will not be re-appointed as Reserve Bank of Australia governor. Cabinet is expected to meet this morning to decide on his replacement – with an ...
The recent rise in price pressures around the world has reignited interest in understanding how inflation transmits to the real economy. Economists have long recognized that ...
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Thank you. Whenever I get such a warm welcome, I always say to myself, "Waller, they really aren't here for you or your sparkling personality. They're here for your outlook."1 Which is fine, because accurately communicating my economic outlook is an important part of my job. Tonight, in addition to providing new information about my outlook based on new data, I also want to clarify my views on how the economy has been operating over time and my view of appropriate monetary policy. Doing so can help the public anticipate how I will react to new developments, not just at the next meeting of the Federal Open Market Committee (FOMC), but further into the future. That's crucial, because monetary policy works mostly by influencing the public's view of financial and economic conditions well into the future, affecting spending and investment decisions. Whether I say so or not, every time I speak, I am trying to better explain how and why I make policy decisions. My plan is to cover three issues. First, by looking over the past few FOMC meetings, I want to describe how my outlook has been shaped by both economic data and uncertainty—what we have learned at each point and what we don't yet know about the economy. Second, I will discuss how I think about lags with which policy affects economic activity and inflation and the impact on the appropriate path of policy. And third, I will review the recent data and discuss how I see policy evolving over the remainder of this year. post at 6:45pm: FED’S WALLER: JOBS, ECONOMIC STRENGTH GIVE FED SPACE TO HIKE FURTHER #News #Markets #FED #ECONOMIC #live post at 6:54pm: Fed's Waller: Favours Raising Rates At July FOMC Meeting - Likely To Need Two More 25Bp Rate Hikes This Year post at 6:52pm: FED'S WALLER: INFLATION HAS PREVIOUSLY EXHIBITED FALSE DAWNS.
As the Federal Reserve continues its efforts to curb high inflation, there has been debate among economists over the past year on whether the U.S. is headed for a recession. In ...
Following a benign CPI release Wednesday, the June PPI release also came in softer than expected this morning (and initial claims fell), sparking calls for "mission accomplished" ...
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