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| | ... "Anything worth doing is worth overdoing. Moderation is for cowards." - Shane Patton Did current US Treasury Secretary Janet Yellen (under Biden's administration) just call former US Secretary Lawrence Summers (under Clinton's) a coward? I refer of course ... |
| | | ... They're now at levels higher than the Fed's rate hike campaign between 2017 and 2019 and when then chair Janet Yellen announced the first rate hike (in December 2016) since the global financial crisis of 2009. As Yellen explained: "In standard ... |
| | | ... foresees rising inflation or imbalances in the economy. In her confirmation hearing, US Treasury Secretary nominee Janet Yellen declared that with interest rates at historic lows, the smartest thing is to "act big" on COVID-19 relief to shore up the ... |
| | | ... veterans nominated to help his administration lead the nation. The first, and most notable in the economics world is Janet Yellen, whom Biden has nominated to lead the US Treasury. Yellen is the former US Federal Reserve governor. She was also the chair ... |
| | | ... reduced opportunities to grow export orders." Sure, sure, as one FOMC member (I couldn't remember who, or was it Janet Yellen?) once blurted out, we decide on domestic monetary policy based on our domestic conditions and outlook, not on global circumstances. ... |
| | | ... other than Fed chairman Jerome Powell understands this. In a joint interview with his predecessors - Ben Bernanke and Janet Yellen - at the American Economic Association's annual meeting in Atlanta on 4 January 2019, Powell declared: "With the muted ... |
| | | ... and that China is already considering slapping higher tariffs on US agricultural exports. Once again, ex-Fed chief Janet Yellen's caution come to mind: "As I have noted on previous occasions, participants' projections for the federal funds rate, including ... |
| | | ... where the men and women of the FOMC are taking the fed funds rate going forward, innit? But as former Fed chief, Janet Yellen, oft-repeatedly warned: "As I have noted on previous occasions, participants' projections for the federal funds rate, including ... |
| | | ... Same here. For Powell's statement hardly differed from the statement issued after its 30-31 January FOMC meeting (Janet Yellen's last), including: "The committee views the near-term risks to the economic outlook as roughly balanced but will continue ... |
| | | ... Street would continue, "unless acted upon by a force." Needless to say, that force is the Fed. It might have been Janet Yellen's Fed that, month after month, qualified the "timing and size of future adjustments to the target range for the federal funds ... |
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