FOMC Chairman Jerome Powell officially opened the debate at the last meeting and a more in-depth discussion will follow, St. Louis Fed Chairman James Bullard told CNBC on Friday, Reuters reported.
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“The upcoming infrastructure fiscal debates are unlikely to influence monetary policy.”
“The Fed has its eye on equity market valuations, but different members have different opinions on how that influences policy.”
“The downsizing is a tricky issue with several parts to solve, including pacing, MBS vs. Treasury.”
“The volatile data this time means that the conic may need more state quotas, less automatic, than last time.”
“The United States does not want to go back to a housing bubble.”
“Support the idea that the month to month should depend more on conditions, on the path of inflation and on the reopening.”
“The Fed has to be ready to adjust the tilt as needed.”
“We are going to take several meetings for the Fed to get organized on the conic, with a healthy debate to come.”
“The pandemic is coming to an end, so it is natural to figure out how to reduce emergency measures.”
“The Fed intended to exceed the 2% target and it looks like we are going to be successful.”
“The June Fed meeting represented a somewhat aggressive move.”
Market reaction
The US Dollar Index is rising higher in these comments and was last seen gaining 0.16% on the day at 92.05.
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