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| | ... published in mid-2014 explains the history and reason for this: "The official switch from CPI to PCE occurred in 2000 when the FOMC stopped publishing CPI forecasts and began to frame its inflation projections in terms of the PCE price index. This shift ... |
| | | ... Alternatively, long-run inflation expectations, which have an important influence on actual inflation, may not be consistent with the FOMC's 2% goal. More broadly, the conventional framework for understanding inflation dynamics could be misspecified ... |
| | | Well that was a bit of an anti-climax, wasn't it? The much-awaited US Federal Reserve's 19-20 September FOMC meeting produced little, if any, surprises. Interest rates were kept on hold this month but will be lifted by another 25 basis points to 1.5% ... |
| | | ... tit-for-tat, it'll be the Fed that will occupy financial market consciousness this week. The Federal Open Market Committee (FOMC) will start their two-day deliberations on monetary policy starting tonight while we sleep. Chances are they'll do nothing ... |
| | | In its 26 July FOMC statement, the Fed noted: "Inflation on a 12-month basis is expected to remain somewhat below 2% in the near term but to stabilise around the Committee's 2% objective over the medium term. Near-term risks to the economic outlook ... |
| | | ... struggling with low inflation which it basically admitted to in its policy statement following the conclusion of its 26 July FOMC meeting: "On a 12-month basis, overall inflation and the measure excluding food and energy prices have declined and are ... |
| | | ... the house. US Fed Chair Janet Yellen's much-awaited testimony did not differ greatly from what was already divulged in the FOMC statement released on 14 June - when the Fed raised the fed funds rate by 25 basis points to 1%-1.25%. In her prepared remarks ... |
| | | ... spoke before the British Academy 'President's Lecture' in London last night. Yellen reiterated the message from the 14 June FOMC statement - when the Fed lifted the fed funds rate by 25 bps to 1% - 1.25% - and her press briefing that inflation has "declined ... |
| | | The US Federal Reserve took another step towards policy normalisation at its June FOMC meeting - announcing another 25 basis point lift in the fed funds rate from one to 1.25% (the second this year) while at the same time giving notice that it would ... |
| | | ... expectations, most expect that another 25 bps hike in the fed funds rate would be signed, sealed and delivered after the FOMC meets on 13-14 June. US non-farm payrolls rose by 138,000 in the month of May - down from the 174,000 addition recorded in April ... |
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