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Examines Fed Governor Christopher Waller's expectations for March policy and the potential impacts of labor market data on interest rates.
Steve Liesman
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Examines Fed Governor Christopher Waller's expectations for March policy and the potential impacts of labor market data on interest rates.
The speaker evaluates the US Federal Reserve's rate path and expectations for restrictive monetary policy.
The speaker predicts that political pressure on Fed independence and demands for rate cuts from the administration will continue, examining the risks of this situation on the institution's long-term policy decisions.
The speaker evaluates the Federal Reserve's 25 basis point policy rate cut in December. Potential future rate reductions and dot plot expectations are examined. Scenarios for a change in Fed leadership are reviewed.
Fed Chair Jerome Powell evaluates the interest rate cut decision in light of gradual labor market cooling and declining services inflation data. He analyzes the potential impact of tariffs on goods prices and reserve management strategies.
The speaker interprets the Fed's rate cut process and the determinative role of US labor market data on monetary policy. He assesses that an employment-focused policy rather than inflation may be followed in the coming period.
Examines Fed Governor Christopher Waller's expectations for March policy and the potential impacts of labor market data on interest rates.
The speaker evaluates the US Federal Reserve's rate path and expectations for restrictive monetary policy.
The speaker predicts that political pressure on Fed independence and demands for rate cuts from the administration will continue, examining the risks of this situation on the institution's long-term policy decisions.
The speaker evaluates the Federal Reserve's 25 basis point policy rate cut in December. Potential future rate reductions and dot plot expectations are examined. Scenarios for a change in Fed leadership are reviewed.
Fed Chair Jerome Powell evaluates the interest rate cut decision in light of gradual labor market cooling and declining services inflation data. He analyzes the potential impact of tariffs on goods prices and reserve management strategies.
The speaker interprets the Fed's rate cut process and the determinative role of US labor market data on monetary policy. He assesses that an employment-focused policy rather than inflation may be followed in the coming period.