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]]> MNI admin@marketnews.com MNI Webcast With St. Louis Fed President Alberto Musalem St. Louis Fed President Alberto Musalem sat down with MNI's Pedro da Costa for an in-depth interview on monetary policy, the economic outlook and more. Fri, 16 Jan 2026 15:58:00 -0000 full Hosted by Pedro da Costa | Greg Quinn | Jean Yung St. Louis Fed President Alberto Musalem sat down with MNI's Pedro da Costa for an in-depth interview on monetary policy, the economic outlook and more. St. Louis Fed President Alberto Musalem sat down with MNI's Pedro da Costa for an in-depth interview on monetary policy, the economic outlook and more.

]]> 1903 no No Need For Fed To Cut With Inflation Still High-Ryding The Federal Reserve will likely be going too far in easing monetary policy if it lowers interest rates again in December as widely expected, RDQ Economics chief economist John Ryding told MNI. Tue, 09 Dec 2025 13:58:00 -0000 full Hosted by Pedro da Costa | Greg Quinn | Jean Yung The Federal Reserve will likely be going too far in easing monetary policy if it lowers interest rates again in December as widely expected, RDQ Economics chief economist John Ryding told MNI. The Federal Reserve will likely be going too far in easing monetary policy if it lowers interest rates again in December as widely expected, RDQ Economics chief economist John Ryding told MNI.


]]> 1808 no Ex-SEC's Ghamami On Risks From Private Credit Surge Former SEC economist Samim Ghamami discusses his recent research on rising systemic risk from private credit, as well as his thoughts on the path of Fed interest rates and Treasury market as the end of QT looms Tue, 18 Nov 2025 16:38:00 -0000 full Hosted by Pedro da Costa | Greg Quinn | Jean Yung Former SEC economist Samim Ghamami discusses his recent research on rising systemic risk from private credit, as well as his thoughts on the path of Fed interest rates and Treasury market as the end of QT looms Former SEC economist Samim Ghamami discusses his recent research on rising systemic risk from private credit, as well as his thoughts on the path of Fed interest rates and Treasury market as the end of QT looms

]]> 1392 no Sinclair Says Fed Must Be Extra Cautious Before Rate Cuts The Federal Reserve needs to be extra careful about cutting interest rates in the current environment because inflation expectations are threatened not just by tariffs but also a perceived loss of central bank independence, says Tara Sinclair, who served as deputy assistant secretary for macroeconomics in the Office of Economic Policy at Treasury between 2022 and 2024 and is now chair of The George Washington University's Economics Department. Thu, 14 Aug 2025 16:16:00 -0000 full Hosted by Pedro da Costa | Greg Quinn | Jean Yung The Federal Reserve needs to be extra careful about cutting interest rates in the current environment because inflation expectations are threatened not just by tariffs but also a perceived loss of central bank independence, says Tara Sinclair, who served as deputy assistant secretary for macroeconomics in the Office of Economic Policy at Treasury between 2022 and 2024 and is now chair of The George Washington University's Economics Department. The Federal Reserve needs to be extra careful about cutting interest rates in the current environment because inflation expectations are threatened not just by tariffs but also a perceived loss of central bank independence, says Tara Sinclair, who served as deputy assistant secretary for macroeconomics in the Office of Economic Policy at Treasury between 2022 and 2024 and is now chair of The George Washington University's Economics Department.

]]> 1210 Mester Says FOMC To Go Own Way If New Fed Chair Lacks Credibility The heavy mantle of responsibility on the next Fed leader will guide him to set monetary policy independent of President Trump's influence, and should the Fed chair fail to make a convincing case for a desired course of policy, the 11 other members of the rate-setting FOMC would vote according to their own judgement, former Cleveland Fed President Loretta Mester tells Fedspeak. Thu, 14 Aug 2025 16:15:00 -0000 full Hosted by Pedro da Costa | Greg Quinn | Jean Yung The heavy mantle of responsibility on the next Fed leader will guide him to set monetary policy independent of President Trump's influence, and should the Fed chair fail to make a convincing case for a desired course of policy, the 11 other members of the rate-setting FOMC would vote according to their own judgement, former Cleveland Fed President Loretta Mester tells Fedspeak. The heavy mantle of responsibility on the next Fed leader will guide him to set monetary policy independent of President Trump's influence, and should the Fed chair fail to make a convincing case for a desired course of policy, the 11 other members of the rate-setting FOMC would vote according to their own judgement, former Cleveland Fed President Loretta Mester tells Fedspeak.

]]> 1615 no Leeper Says US Fiscal Dominance To Keep Inflation At Simmer The U.S. economy is operating under a regime of fiscal dominance that will make it harder for the Federal Reserve to keep a lid on inflation, Eric Leeper, a former Fed economist now at the University of Virginia, said on The FedSpeak Podcast. Thu, 14 Aug 2025 16:12:00 -0000 full Hosted by Pedro da Costa | Greg Quinn | Jean Yung The U.S. economy is operating under a regime of fiscal dominance that will make it harder for the Federal Reserve to keep a lid on inflation, Eric Leeper, a former Fed economist now at the University of Virginia, said on The FedSpeak Podcast. The U.S. economy is operating under a regime of fiscal dominance that will make it harder for the Federal Reserve to keep a lid on inflation, Eric Leeper, a former Fed economist now at the University of Virginia, said on The FedSpeak Podcast.


]]> 1813 ADP's Richardson Sees 'Slow Grind' In Hiring, No Fed Cuts ADP chief economist Nela Richardson sees a "slow grind" in the labor market as hiring weakens and employment shows a lack of dynamism. However, she doesn't think the will be enough to trigger Fed rate cuts this year, particularly considering strong wage growth and uncertainty about the path of inflation in a high tariff environment. Mon, 23 Jun 2025 14:58:00 -0000 full Hosted by Pedro da Costa | Greg Quinn | Jean Yung ADP chief economist Nela Richardson sees a "slow grind" in the labor market as hiring weakens and employment shows a lack of dynamism. However, she doesn't think the will be enough to trigger Fed rate cuts this year, particularly considering strong wage growth and uncertainty about the path of inflation in a high tariff environment. ADP chief economist Nela Richardson sees a "slow grind" in the labor market as hiring weakens and employment shows a lack of dynamism. However, she doesn't think the will be enough to trigger Fed rate cuts this year, particularly considering strong wage growth and uncertainty about the path of inflation in a high tariff environment.

]]> 1534 no Unanchored Inflation Expectations Put Fed In Bind-Gorodnichenko U.S. inflation expectations are not contained despite officials assurances to the contrary, which means inflation could quickly resume rising and climb above 4% before the end of the year, says Berkeley economist and SF Fed adviser Yuriy Gorodnichenko, who recently presented a paper at the Fed Board's 2nd Thomas Laubach conference. This will put a Fed in a bind that not only prevents them from cutting interest rates but my even force them to hike, he told MNI. Wed, 11 Jun 2025 16:57:00 -0000 full Hosted by Pedro da Costa | Greg Quinn | Jean Yung U.S. inflation expectations are not contained despite officials assurances to the contrary, which means inflation could quickly resume rising and climb above 4% before the end of the year, says Berkeley economist and SF Fed adviser Yuriy Gorodnichenko, who recently presented a paper at the Fed Board's 2nd Thomas Laubach conference. This will put a Fed in a bind that not only prevents them from cutting interest rates but my even force them to hike, he told MNI. U.S. inflation expectations are not contained despite officials assurances to the contrary, which means inflation could quickly resume rising and climb above 4% before the end of the year, says Berkeley economist and SF Fed adviser Yuriy Gorodnichenko, who recently presented a paper at the Fed Board's 2nd Thomas Laubach conference. This will put a Fed in a bind that not only prevents them from cutting interest rates but my even force them to hike, he told MNI.

]]> 1317 no Fed To Stay On Hold Until At Least End Of 2025-Lacker Former Richmond Fed President Jeffrey Lacker discusses the outlook for interest rate policy and the economy amid the challenge of volatile trade wars, as well as his concerns about the expansion of the Fed's powers in conducting credit policy over time. Fri, 23 May 2025 14:22:00 -0000 full Hosted by Pedro da Costa | Greg Quinn | Jean Yung Former Richmond Fed President Jeffrey Lacker discusses the outlook for interest rate policy and the economy amid the challenge of volatile trade wars, as well as his concerns about the expansion of the Fed's powers in conducting credit policy over time. Former Richmond Fed President Jeffrey Lacker discusses the outlook for interest rate policy and the economy amid the challenge of volatile trade wars, as well as his concerns about the expansion of the Fed's powers in conducting credit policy over time.

]]> 1889 no China More Able To Reroute To Europe Than In '18 ECB economist explains why China might reroute trade to Europe in a higher degree than during the trade tensions in 2018 Wed, 14 May 2025 12:40:00 -0000 full Hosted by Pedro da Costa | Greg Quinn | Jean Yung ECB economist explains why China might reroute trade to Europe in a higher degree than during the trade tensions in 2018 ECB economist explains why China might reroute trade to Europe in a higher degree than during the trade tensions in 2018

]]> 1098 Fed To Cut 50BPS In June As Growth Falters-DiMartino Booth Ex-Dallas Fed Adviser Danielle DiMartino Booth thinks the U.S. economy was already in recession even before Trump's tariffs hit. Now, she believes the Fed is making a mistake by keeping interest rates steady. She is also concerned about threats to the dollar's safe-have status. Wed, 14 May 2025 12:39:00 -0000 full Hosted by Pedro da Costa | Greg Quinn | Jean Yung Ex-Dallas Fed Adviser Danielle DiMartino Booth thinks the U.S. economy was already in recession even before Trump's tariffs hit. Now, she believes the Fed is making a mistake by keeping interest rates steady. She is also concerned about threats to the dollar's safe-have status. Ex-Dallas Fed Adviser Danielle DiMartino Booth thinks the U.S. economy was already in recession even before Trump's tariffs hit. Now, she believes the Fed is making a mistake by keeping interest rates steady. She is also concerned about threats to the dollar's safe-have status.

]]> 1489 no Bank of Canada Seen On Hold For The Rest of 2025 Former Ontario forecasting manager and Oxford Economics Canada analyst Tony Stillo says prior cuts to neutral and concern about tariff inflation will keep the Bank of Canada on hold. Mon, 28 Apr 2025 19:38:00 -0000 full Hosted by Pedro da Costa | Greg Quinn | Jean Yung Former Ontario forecasting manager and Oxford Economics Canada analyst Tony Stillo says prior cuts to neutral and concern about tariff inflation will keep the Bank of Canada on hold. Former Ontario forecasting manager and Oxford Economics Canada analyst Tony Stillo says prior cuts to neutral and concern about tariff inflation will keep the Bank of Canada on hold.

]]> 909 Tariffs To Sideline Fed For Much of 2025-Carpenter Seth Carpenter, former deputy director the Fed board's division of monetary affairs, thinks the central bank will barely be able to squeeze in another rate cut this year if at all before tariffs boost inflation for a while, leaving policymakers on hold until well into 2026. Fri, 14 Mar 2025 18:04:28 -0000 Tariffs To Sideline Fed For Much of 2025-Carpenter full Hosted by Pedro da Costa | Greg Quinn | Jean Yung Seth Carpenter, former deputy director the Fed board's division of monetary affairs, thinks the central bank will barely be able to squeeze in another rate cut this year -- if at all -- before tariffs boost inflation for a while, leaving policymakers on hold until well into 2026. Seth Carpenter, former deputy director the Fed board's division of monetary affairs, thinks the central bank will barely be able to squeeze in another rate cut this year if at all before tariffs boost inflation for a while, leaving policymakers on hold until well into 2026. Seth Carpenter, former deputy director the Fed board's division of monetary affairs, thinks the central bank will barely be able to squeeze in another rate cut this year if at all before tariffs boost inflation for a while, leaving policymakers on hold until well into 2026.

]]> 1762 no Nobel Laureate Johnson On 1st Month Of Trump 2.0 Nobel Laureate and MIT economist Simon Johnson said he's worried about the growth- and institution-damaging actions of the Trump administration, but relieved he seems willing to leave monetary policy to the Federal Reserve.  Wed, 26 Feb 2025 15:02:19 -0000 Nobel Laureate Johnson On 1st Month Of Trump 2.0 full Hosted by Pedro da Costa | Greg Quinn | Jean Yung Nobel Laureate and MIT economist Simon Johnson says he's worried about the growth- and institution-damaging actions of the Trump administration, but relieved he seems willing to leave monetary policy to the Federal Reserve. Nobel Laureate and MIT economist Simon Johnson said he's worried about the growth- and institution-damaging actions of the Trump administration, but relieved he seems willing to leave monetary policy to the Federal Reserve.  Nobel Laureate and MIT economist Simon Johnson said he's worried about the growth- and institution-damaging actions of the Trump administration, but relieved he seems willing to leave monetary policy to the Federal Reserve. 

]]> 1579 no Fed On Hold As Trump Shifts Muddy Outlook-Kroszner The Federal Reserve is likely to keep interest rates on hold through much of this year as it seeks clarity on the economic impact of Donald Trump's policies. Tue, 11 Feb 2025 16:47:54 -0000 Fed On Hold As Trump Shifts Muddy Outlook-Kroszner full Hosted by Pedro da Costa | Greg Quinn | Jean Yung The Federal Reserve is likely to keep interest rates on hold through much of this year as it seeks clarity on the economic impact of Donald Trump's policies. The Federal Reserve is likely to keep interest rates on hold through much of this year as it seeks clarity on the economic impact of Donald Trump's policies. The Federal Reserve is likely to keep interest rates on hold through much of this year as it seeks clarity on the economic impact of Donald Trump's policies.

]]> 1776 no MNI Podcast: Central Bank Uncertainty Tends To Easier Policy The more the central bankers stress uncertainty of the of the outlook the more likely they are to enact easier monetary policy, Bank of France senior economist Klodiana Istrefi told MNI. In her paper 'Interest rate uncertainty and firm decisions' Istrefi and co-authors defined "interest rate uncertainty" as the difference between predictions made in surveys by professional forecasters and actual outcomes. Wed, 15 Jan 2025 16:05:33 -0000 Central Bank Uncertainty Tends To Easier Policy full Hosted by Pedro da Costa | Greg Quinn | Jean Yung Senior economist from the Basque de France explains correlation between uncertainty and easier policy The more the central bankers stress uncertainty of the of the outlook the more likely they are to enact easier monetary policy, Bank of France senior economist Klodiana Istrefi told MNI. In her paper 'Interest rate uncertainty and firm decisions' Istrefi and co-authors defined "interest rate uncertainty" as the difference between predictions made in surveys by professional forecasters and actual outcomes. The more the central bankers stress uncertainty of the of the outlook the more likely they are to enact easier monetary policy, Bank of France senior economist Klodiana Istrefi told MNI.

In her paper 'Interest rate uncertainty and firm decisions' Istrefi and co-authors defined "interest rate uncertainty" as the difference between predictions made in surveys by professional forecasters and actual outcomes.

]]> 1598 no Eurozone Workers Losing Bargaining Power- Indeed Expert Wed, 15 Jan 2025 16:04:41 -0000 Eurozone Workers Losing Bargaining Power -Indeed Expert full Hosted by Pedro da Costa | Greg Quinn | Jean Yung Indeed Labour Market experts speaks with MNI about labour market dynamics 1442 no US Deficits Driving Neutral Rate Higher-SEC's Ghamami SEC Economist Samim Ghamami says the neutral rate of interest has risen because of higher U.S. budget deficits, meaning the Fed is likely to cut rates less than otherwise in this cycle. Tue, 17 Dec 2024 00:09:41 -0000 US Deficits Driving Neutral Rate Higher-SEC's Ghamami full Hosted by Pedro da Costa | Greg Quinn | Jean Yung SEC Economist Samim Ghamami says the neutral rate of interest has risen because of higher U.S. budget deficits, meaning the Fed is likely to cut rates less than otherwise in this cycle. SEC Economist Samim Ghamami says the neutral rate of interest has risen because of higher U.S. budget deficits, meaning the Fed is likely to cut rates less than otherwise in this cycle. SEC Economist Samim Ghamami says the neutral rate of interest has risen because of higher U.S. budget deficits, meaning the Fed is likely to cut rates less than otherwise in this cycle.

]]> 1409 no Bank of Canada Has Every Reason For Another Jumbo Cut Investor Ed Devlin says Canada's weak economy needs a quick end to tight monetary policy, and a weaker dollar is no deterrent to central bank officials. Mon, 25 Nov 2024 15:37:22 -0000 full Hosted by Pedro da Costa | Greg Quinn | Jean Yung Ed Devlin says weak economy needs a quick end to tight monetary policy Investor Ed Devlin says Canada's weak economy needs a quick end to tight monetary policy, and a weaker dollar is no deterrent to central bank officials. Investor Ed Devlin says Canada's weak economy needs a quick end to tight monetary policy, and a weaker dollar is no deterrent to central bank officials.

]]> 990 Gagnon Sees Inflation Rebound Forcing Fed Pause Former Fed board economist Joseph Gagnon thinks President-Elect Donald Trump's tariff and immigration policies will push up inflation again, forcing the Fed to halt rate cuts. Tue, 19 Nov 2024 14:45:50 -0000 Gagnon Sees Inflation Rebound Forcing Fed Pause full Hosted by Pedro da Costa | Greg Quinn | Jean Yung Former Fed board economist Joseph Gagnon thinks President-Elect Donald Trump's tariff and immigration policies will push up inflation again, forcing the Fed to halt rate cuts. Former Fed board economist Joseph Gagnon thinks President-Elect Donald Trump's tariff and immigration policies will push up inflation again, forcing the Fed to halt rate cuts. Former Fed board economist Joseph Gagnon thinks President-Elect Donald Trump's tariff and immigration policies will push up inflation again, forcing the Fed to halt rate cuts.

]]> 1463 no EZ Consumer Expectations Surprisingly Accurate The inflation expectations of eurozone consumers are surprisingly in line with macroeconomic developments and can provide a useful reality check to professional forecasts, European Central Bank economist Omiros Kouvavas told MNI. “Consumer expectations feed into consumers’ actions,” Kouvavas told an MNI podcast, adding that he expected them to continue to track the macroeconomic situation with a lag. The link to the ECB's Article: https://www.ecb.europa.eu/press/economic-bulletin/html/eb202407.en.html#toc19 Wed, 06 Nov 2024 17:56:45 -0000 full Hosted by Pedro da Costa | Greg Quinn | Jean Yung EZ Consumer Expectations Surprisingly Accurate The inflation expectations of eurozone consumers are surprisingly in line with macroeconomic developments and can provide a useful reality check to professional forecasts, European Central Bank economist Omiros Kouvavas told MNI. “Consumer expectations feed into consumers’ actions,” Kouvavas told an MNI podcast, adding that he expected them to continue to track the macroeconomic situation with a lag. The link to the ECB's Article: https://www.ecb.europa.eu/press/economic-bulletin/html/eb202407.en.html#toc19 The inflation expectations of eurozone consumers are surprisingly in line with macroeconomic developments and can provide a useful reality check to professional forecasts, European Central Bank economist Omiros Kouvavas told MNI.

“Consumer expectations feed into consumers’ actions,” Kouvavas told an MNI podcast, adding that he expected them to continue to track the macroeconomic situation with a lag.

The link to the ECB's Article: https://www.ecb.europa.eu/press/economic-bulletin/html/eb202407.en.html#toc19

]]> 907 no Muted Impact On EU Inflation From MidEast Oil  The inflationary impact on the eurozone from potential Middle East oil disruptions would have “half the firepower” of the 2022 gas crisis, in the absence of a “catastrophic scenario” involving the closure of the Strait of Hormuz, a senior European Commission energy analyst told MNI.  Wed, 06 Nov 2024 17:23:40 -0000 MNI INTERVIEW: Muted Impact On EU Inflation From MidEast Oil full Hosted by Pedro da Costa | Greg Quinn | Jean Yung A senior European Commission energy analyst addresses the impact of geopolitical tension on oil markets  The inflationary impact on the eurozone from potential Middle East oil disruptions would have “half the firepower” of the 2022 gas crisis, in the absence of a “catastrophic scenario” involving the closure of the Strait of Hormuz, a senior European Commission energy analyst told MNI.   The inflationary impact on the eurozone from potential Middle East oil disruptions would have “half the firepower” of the 2022 gas crisis, in the absence of a “catastrophic scenario” involving the closure of the Strait of Hormuz, a senior European Commission energy analyst told MNI. 

]]> 1700 no Canada's Housing Shortage Seen Worsening Bob Dugan, chief economist of Canada Mortgage and Housing Corp., discusses the industry's capacity limits and falling interest rates. Sat, 12 Oct 2024 22:42:36 -0000 full Hosted by Pedro da Costa | Greg Quinn | Jean Yung Federal housing agency's chief economist discusses industry's capacity limits Bob Dugan, chief economist of Canada Mortgage and Housing Corp., discusses the industry's capacity limits and falling interest rates. Bob Dugan, chief economist of Canada Mortgage and Housing Corp., discusses the industry's capacity limits and falling interest rates.

]]> 1960 Fed To Slow Easing, Inflation Risk Remains-Roberts The Federal Reserve can't sustain 50 basis point rate cuts if the economy and the labor market remain strong and inflation pressures linger, ex-NY Fed executive Ricks Roberts told MNI.  Tue, 01 Oct 2024 14:09:32 -0000 Fed To Slow Easing, Inflation Risk Remains-Roberts full Hosted by Pedro da Costa | Greg Quinn | Jean Yung The Federal Reserve can't sustain 50 basis point rate cuts if the economy and the labor market remain strong and inflation pressures linger, ex-NY Fed executive Ricks Roberts told MNI. The Federal Reserve can't sustain 50 basis point rate cuts if the economy and the labor market remain strong and inflation pressures linger, ex-NY Fed executive Ricks Roberts told MNI.  The Federal Reserve can't sustain 50 basis point rate cuts if the economy and the labor market remain strong and inflation pressures linger, ex-NY Fed executive Ricks Roberts told MNI. 

]]> 1098 no Reis Sees Gradual Fed Cuts, Resilient Labor Market Ricardo Reis, an LSE professor who advises the Richmond Fed, the Bank of England and the Riksbank, tells MNI the Fed is likely to take an incremental approach to rate cuts.  Wed, 04 Sep 2024 13:29:22 -0000 Reis Sees Gradual Fed Cuts, Resilient Labor Market full Hosted by Pedro da Costa | Greg Quinn | Jean Yung Ricardo Reis, an LSE professor who advises the Richmond Fed, the Bank of England and the Riksbank, tells MNI the Fed is likely to take an incremental approach to rate cuts. Ricardo Reis, an LSE professor who advises the Richmond Fed, the Bank of England and the Riksbank, tells MNI the Fed is likely to take an incremental approach to rate cuts.  Ricardo Reis, an LSE professor who advises the Richmond Fed, the Bank of England and the Riksbank, tells MNI the Fed is likely to take an incremental approach to rate cuts. 

]]> 1313 no Stein Sees Patient Fed Despite Market Rout Former Fed board governor Jeremy Stein tells MNI he thinks inflation will be sticky around 2.5%, forcing the Fed to be gradual about the pace of rate cuts barring some serious deterioration in the labor market.  Wed, 14 Aug 2024 18:17:59 -0000 Stein Sees Patient Fed Despite Market Rout full Hosted by Pedro da Costa | Greg Quinn | Jean Yung Former Fed board governor Jeremy Stein tells MNI he thinks inflation will be sticky around 2.5%, forcing the Fed to be gradual about the pace of rate cuts barring some serious deterioration in the labor market. Former Fed board governor Jeremy Stein tells MNI he thinks inflation will be sticky around 2.5%, forcing the Fed to be gradual about the pace of rate cuts barring some serious deterioration in the labor market.  Former Fed board governor Jeremy Stein tells MNI he thinks inflation will be sticky around 2.5%, forcing the Fed to be gradual about the pace of rate cuts barring some serious deterioration in the labor market. 

]]> 1611 no Bank of Canada Will Cut Rates Back to Neutral Over Two Years Tony Stillo, Canadian economist at Oxford Economics and a former Ontario forecasting official, says the Bank of Canada will space out rate cuts given lingering wage and price inflation. Mon, 15 Jul 2024 17:09:31 -0000 full Hosted by Pedro da Costa | Greg Quinn | Jean Yung Tony Stillo says officials must finish the job on inflation while softening an economic slowdown. Tony Stillo, Canadian economist at Oxford Economics and a former Ontario forecasting official, says the Bank of Canada will space out rate cuts given lingering wage and price inflation. Tony Stillo, Canadian economist at Oxford Economics and a former Ontario forecasting official, says the Bank of Canada will space out rate cuts given lingering wage and price inflation.

]]> 1046 Fed Right To Stay Patient On Sticky Prices-Evans Former Chicago Fed President Charles Evans talks to MNI about the outlook for U.S. monetary policy, arguing that the Fed is justified in waiting to see if inflation is heading back sustainably to its 2% goal. Tue, 02 Jul 2024 21:39:40 -0000 Fed Right To Stay Patient On Sticky Prices-Evans full Hosted by Pedro da Costa | Greg Quinn | Jean Yung Former Chicago Fed President Charles Evans talks to MNI about the outlook for U.S. monetary policy, arguing that the Fed is justified in waiting to see if inflation is heading back sustainably to its 2% goal. Former Chicago Fed President Charles Evans talks to MNI about the outlook for U.S. monetary policy, arguing that the Fed is justified in waiting to see if inflation is heading back sustainably to its 2% goal. Former Chicago Fed President Charles Evans talks to MNI about the outlook for U.S. monetary policy, arguing that the Fed is justified in waiting to see if inflation is heading back sustainably to its 2% goal.

]]> 1722 no Fed On Prolonged Hold, Get Used To It Wall St-Bair In a wide-ranging interview, former FDIC Chair Sheila Bair talks to MNI about Federal Reserve policy, financial stability and the outlook for banking regulation.  Tue, 25 Jun 2024 16:56:50 -0000 Fed On Prolonged Hold, Get Used To It Wall St-Bair full Hosted by Pedro da Costa | Greg Quinn | Jean Yung In a wide-ranging interview, former FDIC Chair Sheila Bair talks to MNI about Federal Reserve policy, financial stability and the outlook for banking regulation. In a wide-ranging interview, former FDIC Chair Sheila Bair talks to MNI about Federal Reserve policy, financial stability and the outlook for banking regulation.  In a wide-ranging interview, former FDIC Chair Sheila Bair talks to MNI about Federal Reserve policy, financial stability and the outlook for banking regulation. 

]]> 1588 no Fed On Hold For Now, Can't Rule Out Hikes-Andolfatto Former St. Louis Fed policy adviser David Andolfatto is worried that fiscal largesse will prevent the Federal Reserve from reaching its 2% inflation goal anytime soon. Tue, 11 Jun 2024 16:03:20 -0000 Fed On Hold For Now, Can't Rule Out Hikes-Andolfatto full Hosted by Pedro da Costa | Greg Quinn | Jean Yung Former St. Louis Fed policy adviser David Andolfatto is worried that fiscal largesse will prevent the Federal Reserve from reaching its 2% inflation goal anytime soon. Former St. Louis Fed policy adviser David Andolfatto is worried that fiscal largesse will prevent the Federal Reserve from reaching its 2% inflation goal anytime soon. Former St. Louis Fed policy adviser David Andolfatto is worried that fiscal largesse will prevent the Federal Reserve from reaching its 2% inflation goal anytime soon.

]]> 1387 no BOC Can Go Far Once Rate Cuts Begin- Devlin Devlin Capital founder Ed Devlin discusses the outlook for Bank of Canada interest-rate cuts this year and how officials will manage sticky inflation and a weakening economy. Tue, 21 May 2024 15:26:36 -0000 full Hosted by Pedro da Costa | Greg Quinn | Jean Yung Investor Ed Devlin says recent strong job data and Fed hesitancy make a June interest-rate cut trickier than one in July. Devlin Capital founder Ed Devlin discusses the outlook for Bank of Canada interest-rate cuts this year and how officials will manage sticky inflation and a weakening economy. Devlin Capital founder Ed Devlin discusses the outlook for Bank of Canada interest-rate cuts this year and how officials will manage sticky inflation and a weakening economy.

]]> 1261 Inflation Still Far From Normal - ECB's Arce The euro area economy and inflationary dynamics are “still far away from a normal post-pandemic situation,” as supply-side shocks still resonate, the European Central Bank’s Director General for Economics at the Oscar Arce told MNI. “We are still seeing the persistent effects of the chain of shocks. It is not only the pandemic but it is the pandemic plus the energy crisis the geopolitical uncertainty created by the war in Ukraine but also by the Middle East,” Arce told an MNI podcast, in which he discussed an ECB Occasional Paper on post-pandemic inflation. Tue, 14 May 2024 14:33:49 -0000 MNI FedSpeak full Hosted by Pedro da Costa | Greg Quinn | Jean Yung Inflation Still Far From Normal - ECB's Arce The euro area economy and inflationary dynamics are “still far away from a normal post-pandemic situation,” as supply-side shocks still resonate, the European Central Bank’s Director General for Economics at the Oscar Arce told MNI. “We are still seeing the persistent effects of the chain of shocks. It is not only the pandemic but it is the pandemic plus the energy crisis the geopolitical uncertainty created by the war in Ukraine but also by the Middle East,” Arce told an MNI podcast, in which he discussed an ECB Occasional Paper on post-pandemic inflation. The euro area economy and inflationary dynamics are “still far away from a normal post-pandemic situation,” as supply-side shocks still resonate, the European Central Bank’s Director General for Economics at the Oscar Arce told MNI.

“We are still seeing the persistent effects of the chain of shocks. It is not only the pandemic but it is the pandemic plus the energy crisis the geopolitical uncertainty created by the war in Ukraine but also by the Middle East,” Arce told an MNI podcast, in which he discussed an ECB Occasional Paper on post-pandemic inflation.

]]> 983 Treasury Market Still Vulnerable-SEC's Ghamami The U.S. Treasury market is still vulnerable to bouts of illiquidity and volatility although reforms like central clearing should help, says Samim Ghamami, an economist who is working on the issue at the Securities and Exchange Commission. Wed, 08 May 2024 16:07:59 -0000 Treasury Market Still Vulnerable-SEC's Ghamami full Hosted by Pedro da Costa | Greg Quinn | Jean Yung The U.S. Treasury market is still vulnerable to bouts of illiquidity and volatility although reforms like central clearing should help, says Samim Ghamami, an economist who is working on the issue at the Securities and Exchange Commission. The U.S. Treasury market is still vulnerable to bouts of illiquidity and volatility although reforms like central clearing should help, says Samim Ghamami, an economist who is working on the issue at the Securities and Exchange Commission. The U.S. Treasury market is still vulnerable to bouts of illiquidity and volatility although reforms like central clearing should help, says Samim Ghamami, an economist who is working on the issue at the Securities and Exchange Commission.

]]> 1302 no IMF's Jason Wu: Emerging Markets Face 'Last Mile' Test Fri, 01 Mar 2024 12:00:00 -0000 IMF's Jason Wu: Emerging Markets Face 'Last Mile' Test full Hosted by Pedro da Costa | Greg Quinn | Jean Yung Emerging markets have shown surprising resilience in the current Fed hiking cycle but must remain vigilant. 1181 MNI: Market Measures Steadier In Measuring r*-ECB Economists Financial market-based measures and surveys proved more reliable than macroeconomic models at estimating the neutral real rate of interest during the abrupt economic fluctuations of the pandemic, European Central Bank economists told MNI, adding that r-star is now at similar levels to pre-Covid times. Tue, 27 Feb 2024 09:55:00 -0000 MNI ECBSpeak full Hosted by Pedro da Costa | Greg Quinn | Jean Yung ECB economists tell MNI that market-based measures of the neutral real rate of measure, together with surveys, proved less volatile during the pandemic than macro-based models. Financial market-based measures and surveys proved more reliable than macroeconomic models at estimating the neutral real rate of interest during the abrupt economic fluctuations of the pandemic, European Central Bank economists told MNI, adding that r-star is now at similar levels to pre-Covid times. Financial market-based measures and surveys proved more reliable than macroeconomic models at estimating the neutral real rate of interest during the abrupt economic fluctuations of the pandemic, European Central Bank economists told MNI, adding that r-star is now at similar levels to pre-Covid times.

]]> 992 no Warsh Says Stubborn Inflation Won’t Stop Cuts Former Fed board governor Kevin Warsh thinks the Fed's signaling of rate cuts this year prematurely loosened financial conditions, making its own job of bringing inflation back to 2% harder. Tue, 20 Feb 2024 14:22:00 -0000 Warsh Says Stubborn Inflation Won’t Stop Cuts full Hosted by Pedro da Costa | Greg Quinn | Jean Yung Former Fed board governor Kevin Warsh thinks the Fed's signaling of rate cuts this year prematurely loosened financial conditions, making its own job of bringing inflation back to 2% harder. Former Fed board governor Kevin Warsh thinks the Fed's signaling of rate cuts this year prematurely loosened financial conditions, making its own job of bringing inflation back to 2% harder. Former Fed board governor Kevin Warsh thinks the Fed's signaling of rate cuts this year prematurely loosened financial conditions, making its own job of bringing inflation back to 2% harder.

]]> 1824 no Bank of Canada To Be Careful To Avoid U-Turn-Stillo ​Former Ontario forecaster and Canada Director at Oxford Economics Tony Stillo says the central bank will want to avoid public backlash against any misstep towards lower interest rates, and says that will delay a rate cut until June and keep it well above neutral all year. Mon, 05 Feb 2024 13:59:33 -0000 Bank of Canada To Be Careful To Avoid U-Turn-Stillo full Hosted by Pedro da Costa | Greg Quinn | Jean Yung ​Former Ontario forecaster Tony Stillo says central bank will want to avoid public backlash against any misstep towards lower rates. ​Former Ontario forecaster and Canada Director at Oxford Economics Tony Stillo says the central bank will want to avoid public backlash against any misstep towards lower interest rates, and says that will delay a rate cut until June and keep it well above neutral all year. ​Former Ontario forecaster and Canada Director at Oxford Economics Tony Stillo says the central bank will want to avoid public backlash against any misstep towards lower interest rates, and says that will delay a rate cut until June and keep it well above neutral all year.

]]> 925 Fed Patient On Cuts Amid Soft Landing-Carpenter Federal Reserve officials will probably wait until midyear before lowering interest rates despite market hopes for cuts as early as March, as inflation data stay choppy in coming months before resuming a downward trend, former Fed board economist Seth Carpenter told MNI Wed, 31 Jan 2024 18:11:06 -0000 Fed Can Be Patient On Cuts Amid Soft Landing-Carpenter full Hosted by Pedro da Costa | Greg Quinn | Jean Yung Ex-Fed economist discusses monetary policy outlook Federal Reserve officials will probably wait until midyear before lowering interest rates despite market hopes for cuts as early as March, as inflation data stay choppy in coming months before resuming a downward trend, former Fed board economist Seth Carpenter told MNI Federal Reserve officials will probably wait until midyear before lowering interest rates despite market hopes for cuts as early as March, as inflation data stay choppy in coming months before resuming a downward trend, former Fed board economist Seth Carpenter told MNI

]]> 1625 no ECB Heading For Spring Cuts-Ex ECB Economist The eurozone economy is likely to avoid recession, but inflation should slow sufficiently for the European Central Bank to reduce its benchmark deposit rate by around 150 basis points this year, former ECB economist Riccardo Trezzi told MNI. Markets are moving rapidly to price in cuts, noted Trezzi, who said that while January’s Governing Council meeting should produce little change the possibility of downward surprises to inflation meant that cuts could begin to be considered by as early as March. “When markets understand that something has changed, in this case for the good, they always go ahead of the curve and try to anticipate because it’s the way you make money,” said Trezzi, who worked on the Federal Reserve Board’s inflation desk before taking on a similar role at the ECB. Mon, 29 Jan 2024 13:32:47 -0000 MNI FedSpeaks Podcast full Hosted by Pedro da Costa | Greg Quinn | Jean Yung Chat with Riccardo Trezzi former ECB and Fed economist The eurozone economy is likely to avoid recession, but inflation should slow sufficiently for the European Central Bank to reduce its benchmark deposit rate by around 150 basis points this year, former ECB economist Riccardo Trezzi told MNI. Markets are moving rapidly to price in cuts, noted Trezzi, who said that while January’s Governing Council meeting should produce little change the possibility of downward surprises to inflation meant that cuts could begin to be considered by as early as March. “When markets understand that something has changed, in this case for the good, they always go ahead of the curve and try to anticipate because it’s the way you make money,” said Trezzi, who worked on the Federal Reserve Board’s inflation desk before taking on a similar role at the ECB. The eurozone economy is likely to avoid recession, but inflation should slow sufficiently for the European Central Bank to reduce its benchmark deposit rate by around 150 basis points this year, former ECB economist Riccardo Trezzi told MNI.

Markets are moving rapidly to price in cuts, noted Trezzi, who said that while January’s Governing Council meeting should produce little change the possibility of downward surprises to inflation meant that cuts could begin to be considered by as early as March.

“When markets understand that something has changed, in this case for the good, they always go ahead of the curve and try to anticipate because it’s the way you make money,” said Trezzi, who worked on the Federal Reserve Board’s inflation desk before taking on a similar role at the ECB.

]]> 1365 no Markets Pricing In Too Many Fed Rate Cuts-Bullard The Fed's next move is likely a cut but won't come until later in 2024 because policymakers must be totally sure inflation is not going to plateau around 3% or even reverse recent declines, former St. Louis Fed President James Bullard tells MNI. Wed, 03 Jan 2024 18:00:00 -0000 Markets Pricing In Too Many Fed Rate Cuts-Bullard full Hosted by Pedro da Costa | Greg Quinn | Jean Yung The Fed's next move is likely a cut but won't come until later in 2024 because policymakers must be totally sure inflation is not going to plateau around 3% or even reverse recent declines, former St. Louis Fed President James Bullard tells MNI. The Fed's next move is likely a cut but won't come until later in 2024 because policymakers must be totally sure inflation is not going to plateau around 3% or even reverse recent declines, former St. Louis Fed President James Bullard tells MNI. The Fed's next move is likely a cut but won't come until later in 2024 because policymakers must be totally sure inflation is not going to plateau around 3% or even reverse recent declines, former St. Louis Fed President James Bullard tells MNI.

]]> 1204 no Darrell Duffie on expanding central clearing in US Treasury trades Stanford Graduate School of Business professor Darrell Duffie cheers the SEC's expansion of mandated central clearing in U.S. Treasury trades, saying the landmark new rule will ultimately lead to a significant improvement in market liquidity. Wed, 03 Jan 2024 17:45:27 -0000 Darrell Duffie on expanding central clearing in US Treasury trades full Hosted by Pedro da Costa | Greg Quinn | Jean Yung Stanford Graduate School of Business professor Darrell Duffie cheers the SEC's expansion of mandated central clearing in U.S. Treasury trades, saying the landmark new rule will ultimately lead to a significant improvement in market liquidity. Stanford Graduate School of Business professor Darrell Duffie cheers the SEC's expansion of mandated central clearing in U.S. Treasury trades, saying the landmark new rule will ultimately lead to a significant improvement in market liquidity.

]]> 1556 Wars and Sticky Prices Dent Trade Outlook- EDC Economist Export Development Canada Chief Economist Stuart Bergman discusses how sentiment about the global economy has weakened and why companies still face difficulties with inflation. Wed, 03 Jan 2024 13:15:00 -0000 Wars and Sticky Prices Dent Trade Outlook- EDC Economist full Hosted by Pedro da Costa | Greg Quinn | Jean Yung Export Development Canada Chief Economist Stuart Bergman discusses global risks and why companies still struggle with inflation. Export Development Canada Chief Economist Stuart Bergman discusses how sentiment about the global economy has weakened and why companies still face difficulties with inflation. Export Development Canada Chief Economist Stuart Bergman discusses how sentiment about the global economy has weakened and why companies still face difficulties with inflation.

]]> 780 Fed Will Be Reticent To Lower Rates-Misra The Federal Reserve will remain reluctant to cut interest rates too soon or too quickly lest it allow recent progress on inflation to reverse, Priya Misra of JP Morgan Asset Management tells MNI.  Tue, 19 Dec 2023 03:10:27 -0000 Fed Will Be Reticent To Lower Rates-Misra full Hosted by Pedro da Costa | Greg Quinn | Jean Yung The Federal Reserve will remain reluctant to cut interest rates too soon or too quickly lest it allow recent progress on inflation to reverse, Priya Misra of JP Morgan Asset Management tells MNI. The Federal Reserve will remain reluctant to cut interest rates too soon or too quickly lest it allow recent progress on inflation to reverse, Priya Misra of JP Morgan Asset Management tells MNI.  The Federal Reserve will remain reluctant to cut interest rates too soon or too quickly lest it allow recent progress on inflation to reverse, Priya Misra of JP Morgan Asset Management tells MNI. 

]]> 1732 no Ex-KC Fed Chief George Says Hiking Over The Federal Reserve is likely done raising interest rates as inflation continues a steady decline and policymakers worry about the lagged effects of past hikes, former Kansas City Fed President Esther George tells MNI. Sun, 26 Nov 2023 15:24:52 -0000 Ex-KC Fed Chief George Says Hiking Over full Hosted by Pedro da Costa | Greg Quinn | Jean Yung The Federal Reserve is likely done raising interest rates as inflation continues a steady decline and policymakers worry about the lagged effects of past hikes, former Kansas City Fed President Esther George tells MNI. The Federal Reserve is likely done raising interest rates as inflation continues a steady decline and policymakers worry about the lagged effects of past hikes, former Kansas City Fed President Esther George tells MNI. The Federal Reserve is likely done raising interest rates as inflation continues a steady decline and policymakers worry about the lagged effects of past hikes, former Kansas City Fed President Esther George tells MNI.

]]> 1342 no ECB To Include CPI Expectations In SAFE Survey The European Central Bank hopes to publish a new series of questions about firms’ expectations for consumer price inflation as part of its Survey on the Access to Finance of Enterprises next year, and to increase the frequency of SAFE to quarterly from twice a year, ECB senior lead economist Annalisa Ferrando told MNI. A quarterly SAFE will better coordinate it with the ECB’s Bank Lending Survey, Ferrando said in an MNI podcast together with fellow senior lead economist Petra Kohler-Ulbrich. Tue, 14 Nov 2023 15:45:12 -0000 ECB To Include CPI Expectations In SAFE Survey full Hosted by Pedro da Costa | Greg Quinn | Jean Yung The European Central Bank hopes to publish a new series of questions about firms’ expectations for consumer price inflation as part of its Survey on the Access to Finance of Enterprises next year, and to increase the frequency of SAFE to quarterly from twice a year, ECB senior lead economist Annalisa Ferrando told MNI. A quarterly SAFE will better coordinate it with the ECB’s Bank Lending Survey, Ferrando said in an MNI podcast together with fellow senior lead economist Petra Kohler-Ulbrich. The European Central Bank hopes to publish a new series of questions about firms’ expectations for consumer price inflation as part of its Survey on the Access to Finance of Enterprises next year, and to increase the frequency of SAFE to quarterly from twice a year, ECB senior lead economist Annalisa Ferrando told MNI. A quarterly SAFE will better coordinate it with the ECB’s Bank Lending Survey, Ferrando said in an MNI podcast together with fellow senior lead economist Petra Kohler-Ulbrich. The European Central Bank hopes to publish a new series of questions about firms’ expectations for consumer price inflation as part of its Survey on the Access to Finance of Enterprises next year, and to increase the frequency of SAFE to quarterly from twice a year, ECB senior lead economist Annalisa Ferrando told MNI. A quarterly SAFE will better coordinate it with the ECB’s Bank Lending Survey, Ferrando said in an MNI podcast together with fellow senior lead economist Petra Kohler-Ulbrich.

]]> 1698 no Fed Still Grappling With Upside Inflation Risks-Raskin The Federal Reserve could be done raising interest rates but only if the economy slows and inflation keeps cooperating, former New York Fed economist Matthew Raskin tells MNI. There's a good chance this will not happen in coming months, forcing the Fed to raise rates further, potentially to 6% or higher. Thu, 02 Nov 2023 14:33:47 -0000 Fed Still Grappling With Upside Inflation Risks-Raskin full Hosted by Pedro da Costa | Greg Quinn | Jean Yung The Federal Reserve could be done raising interest rates but only if the economy slows and inflation keeps cooperating, former New York Fed economist Matthew Raskin tells MNI. There's a good chance this will not happen in coming months, forcing the Fed to raise rates further, potentially to 6% or higher. The Federal Reserve could be done raising interest rates but only if the economy slows and inflation keeps cooperating, former New York Fed economist Matthew Raskin tells MNI. There's a good chance this will not happen in coming months, forcing the Fed to raise rates further, potentially to 6% or higher. The Federal Reserve could be done raising interest rates but only if the economy slows and inflation keeps cooperating, former New York Fed economist Matthew Raskin tells MNI. There's a good chance this will not happen in coming months, forcing the Fed to raise rates further, potentially to 6% or higher.

]]> 1589 no Housing Tweak Affordable in Canada Update- Ex Budget Officer Ahead of Canada's fall fiscal update, Institute of Fiscal Studies and Democracy President Page sees limited fiscal room even as Canada's finances outshine G7 peers. The government has shown little inclination to set genuine fiscal targets but appears on track for limited moves to tackle voter anger over a housing squeeze, the former parliamentary budget officer says. Fri, 27 Oct 2023 17:54:13 -0000 Housing Tweak Affordable in Canada Update- Ex Budget Officer full Hosted by Pedro da Costa | Greg Quinn | Jean Yung Institute of Fiscal Studies and Democracy President Page sees limited fiscal room even as Canada's finances outshine G7 peers. Ahead of Canada's fall fiscal update, Institute of Fiscal Studies and Democracy President Page sees limited fiscal room even as Canada's finances outshine G7 peers. The government has shown little inclination to set genuine fiscal targets but appears on track for limited moves to tackle voter anger over a housing squeeze, the former parliamentary budget officer says. Ahead of Canada's fall fiscal update, Institute of Fiscal Studies and Democracy President Page sees limited fiscal room even as Canada's finances outshine G7 peers. The government has shown little inclination to set genuine fiscal targets but appears on track for limited moves to tackle voter anger over a housing squeeze, the former parliamentary budget officer says.

]]> 1175 Fed Likely Overcooked Rate Hikes-Fuhrer The Fed has already raised interest rates too far but could even hike them further given misplaced concerns about inflation persistence, ex-Boston Fed research director Jeff Fuhrer tells MNI. We also discuss his new book, "The Myth That Made Us."] Fri, 13 Oct 2023 15:15:54 -0000 Fed Likely Overcooked Rate Hikes-Fuhrer full Hosted by Pedro da Costa | Greg Quinn | Jean Yung The Fed has already raised interest rates too far but could even hike them further given misplaced concerns about inflation persistence, ex-Boston Fed research director Jeff Fuhrer tells MNI. We also discuss his new book, "The Myth That Made Us."] The Fed has already raised interest rates too far but could even hike them further given misplaced concerns about inflation persistence, ex-Boston Fed research director Jeff Fuhrer tells MNI. We also discuss his new book, "The Myth That Made Us."] The Fed has already raised interest rates too far but could even hike them further given misplaced concerns about inflation persistence, ex-Boston Fed research director Jeff Fuhrer tells MNI. We also discuss his new book, "The Myth That Made Us."]

]]> 1016 no Fed Could Hike Further If Inflation Progress Stalls-Kamin The Federal Reserve's desire to pause rate hikes is driven by a belief that recent disinflation would proceed unabated, and could "turn on a dime" if progress appears to stall as it did in the August CPI report, former Fed board economist Steven Kamin tells MNI. Thu, 21 Sep 2023 15:28:06 -0000 Fed Could Hike Further If Inflation Progress Stalls-Kamin full Hosted by Pedro da Costa | Greg Quinn | Jean Yung The Federal Reserve's desire to pause rate hikes is driven by a belief that recent disinflation would proceed unabated, and could "turn on a dime" if progress appears to stall, former Fed board economist Steven Kamin tells MNI. The Federal Reserve's desire to pause rate hikes is driven by a belief that recent disinflation would proceed unabated, and could "turn on a dime" if progress appears to stall as it did in the August CPI report, former Fed board economist Steven Kamin tells MNI. The Federal Reserve's desire to pause rate hikes is driven by a belief that recent disinflation would proceed unabated, and could "turn on a dime" if progress appears to stall as it did in the August CPI report, former Fed board economist Steven Kamin tells MNI.

]]> 1575 no Trudeau Must Fix Housing Without Fanning Prices- Ex Adviser Tyler Meredith says housing squeeze "has become a real metaphor issue of middle-class success” and Justin Trudeau's Liberal government needs a large-scale solution to regain political support lost to the Conservatives. Public anger also radiates towards the Bank of Canada but the central bank isn't being singled out, he says. Tue, 29 Aug 2023 17:28:58 -0000 Trudeau Must Fix Housing Without Fanning Prices- Ex Adviser full Hosted by Pedro da Costa | Greg Quinn | Jean Yung Tyler Meredith says "this has become a real metaphor issue of middle-class success.” Tyler Meredith says housing squeeze "has become a real metaphor issue of middle-class success” and Justin Trudeau's Liberal government needs a large-scale solution to regain political support lost to the Conservatives. Public anger also radiates towards the Bank of Canada but the central bank isn't being singled out, he says. Tyler Meredith says housing squeeze "has become a real metaphor issue of middle-class success” and Justin Trudeau's Liberal government needs a large-scale solution to regain political support lost to the Conservatives. Public anger also radiates towards the Bank of Canada but the central bank isn't being singled out, he says.

]]> 1455 Trudeau Seen Moving Left on Federal Homebuilding Elliot Hughes at Summa Strategies discusses Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau's efforts to convince voters upset over the surge in housing costs, saying his recent comments suggest a potential expansion of more direct federal involvement in homebuilding. Wed, 09 Aug 2023 14:27:24 -0000 Trudeau Seen Moving Left on Federal Homebuilding full Hosted by Pedro da Costa | Greg Quinn | Jean Yung Elliot Hughes at Summa Strategies discusses Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau's efforts to convince voters upset over the surge in housing costs. Elliot Hughes at Summa Strategies discusses Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau's efforts to convince voters upset over the surge in housing costs, saying his recent comments suggest a potential expansion of more direct federal involvement in homebuilding. Elliot Hughes at Summa Strategies discusses Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau's efforts to convince voters upset over the surge in housing costs, saying his recent comments suggest a potential expansion of more direct federal involvement in homebuilding.

]]> 1310 Bank of Canada 'Only Player on the Ice' Battling Inflation- Asselin Robert Asselin, adviser to the Business Council of Canada and previously to the prime minister and finance minister, says the central bank likely needs high-for-long interest rates that will further crimp badly needed investment. He also says a recent cabinet shuffle put communication ahead of strong policy as Justin Trudeau girds for the next election. Wed, 09 Aug 2023 14:27:05 -0000 Bank of Canada 'Only Player on the Ice' Battling Inflation- Asselin full Hosted by Pedro da Costa | Greg Quinn | Jean Yung Business Council of Canada adviser says fiscal policy is too loose and unfocused on investment Robert Asselin, adviser to the Business Council of Canada and previously to the prime minister and finance minister, says the central bank likely needs high-for-long interest rates that will further crimp badly needed investment. He also says a recent cabinet shuffle put communication ahead of strong policy as Justin Trudeau girds for the next election. Robert Asselin, adviser to the Business Council of Canada and previously to the prime minister and finance minister, says the central bank likely needs high-for-long interest rates that will further crimp badly needed investment. He also says a recent cabinet shuffle put communication ahead of strong policy as Justin Trudeau girds for the next election.

]]> 1425 Fed Hiking Into 'Quiet' Recession-DiMartino Booth The Federal Reserve is likely to keep tightening monetary policy despite an economy that is already effectively in a downturn, which is being masked by rising consumer borrowing and strong fiscal policy, former Dallas Fed advisor Danielle DiMartino Booth told MNI. Fri, 04 Aug 2023 01:57:02 -0000 Fed Hiking Into 'Quiet' Recession-DiMartino Booth full Hosted by Pedro da Costa | Greg Quinn | Jean Yung The Federal Reserve is likely to keep tightening monetary policy despite an economy that is already effectively in a downturn, which is being masked by rising consumer borrowing and strong fiscal policy, former Dallas Fed advisor Danielle DiMartino Booth told MNI. The Federal Reserve is likely to keep tightening monetary policy despite an economy that is already effectively in a downturn, which is being masked by rising consumer borrowing and strong fiscal policy, former Dallas Fed advisor Danielle DiMartino Booth told MNI. The Federal Reserve is likely to keep tightening monetary policy despite an economy that is already effectively in a downturn, which is being masked by rising consumer borrowing and strong fiscal policy, former Dallas Fed advisor Danielle DiMartino Booth told MNI.

]]> 1617 no Joseph Wang: RRP Drop Creates Headroom for Fed QT To Run Money market funds are buying Treasuries again, leaving enough liquidity in the banking system for QT to continue for at least two more years, ​former New York Fed trader Joseph Wang tells FedSpeak. Mon, 24 Jul 2023 14:12:07 -0000 Joseph Wang: RRP Drop Creates Headroom for Fed QT To Run full Hosted by Pedro da Costa | Greg Quinn | Jean Yung Money market funds are buying Treasuries again, leaving enough liquidity in the banking system for QT to continue for at least two more years, ​former New York Fed trader Joseph Wang tells FedSpeak. Money market funds are buying Treasuries again, leaving enough liquidity in the banking system for QT to continue for at least two more years, ​former New York Fed trader Joseph Wang tells FedSpeak. Money market funds are buying Treasuries again, leaving enough liquidity in the banking system for QT to continue for at least two more years, ​former New York Fed trader Joseph Wang tells FedSpeak.

]]> 1287 Risk Election Makes Fed Pause - Ex-Fed's Tracy Joseph Tracy, former senior adviser to Fed presidents Robert Kaplan and Bill Dudley, says it will most likely take a mild recession to rein in inflation. Mon, 24 Jul 2023 14:11:34 -0000 Risk Election Makes Fed Pause - Ex-Fed's Tracy full Hosted by Pedro da Costa | Greg Quinn | Jean Yung Joseph Tracy, former senior adviser to Fed presidents Robert Kaplan and Bill Dudley, says it will most likely take a mild recession to rein in inflation. Joseph Tracy, former senior adviser to Fed presidents Robert Kaplan and Bill Dudley, says it will most likely take a mild recession to rein in inflation. Joseph Tracy, former senior adviser to Fed presidents Robert Kaplan and Bill Dudley, says it will most likely take a mild recession to rein in inflation.

]]> 1964 Supply Fear Trumps BOC Hikes In Housing Market Royal LePage Real Estate Services COO Karen Yolevski says many younger Canadian buyers feel the pressure to buy amid a lack of supply before prices become completely out of reach, even as they also feel the pinch of higher interest rates. Fri, 21 Jul 2023 13:24:29 -0000 Supply Fear Trumps BOC Hikes In Housing Market full Hosted by Pedro da Costa | Greg Quinn | Jean Yung Royal LePage COO Karen Yolevski says younger buyers feel pressure to buy amid a lack of supply even while being pinched by higher interest rates. Royal LePage Real Estate Services COO Karen Yolevski says many younger Canadian buyers feel the pressure to buy amid a lack of supply before prices become completely out of reach, even as they also feel the pinch of higher interest rates. Royal LePage Real Estate Services COO Karen Yolevski says many younger Canadian buyers feel the pressure to buy amid a lack of supply before prices become completely out of reach, even as they also feel the pinch of higher interest rates.

]]> 1230 Fed Could Deliver Three More Hikes - Kaplan Robert Kaplan, former Dallas Fed President, worries the ripples from robust fiscal policy are making the Fed's job harder, and could yet force it to hike rates up to 6%. Tue, 11 Jul 2023 23:00:23 -0000 Fed Could Deliver Three More Hikes - Kaplan full Hosted by Pedro da Costa | Greg Quinn | Jean Yung Robert Kaplan, former Dallas Fed President, worries the ripples from robust fiscal policy are making the Fed's job harder, and could yet force it to hike rates up to 6%. Robert Kaplan, former Dallas Fed President, worries the ripples from robust fiscal policy are making the Fed's job harder, and could yet force it to hike rates up to 6%. Robert Kaplan, former Dallas Fed President, worries the ripples from robust fiscal policy are making the Fed's job harder, and could yet force it to hike rates up to 6%.

]]> 1516 no Fed Pause Could Be Here To Stay-Ex-IMF's Johnson Ex-IMF chief economist Simon Johnson says inflation is coming down quickly enough for the Fed to remain patient as it ponders possible additional rate hikes. We also talked about his new book, 'Power and Progress,' which takes a skeptical look at the idea that technological advances automatically make everyone better off. Thu, 22 Jun 2023 16:58:01 -0000 Fed Pause Could Be Here To Stay-Ex-IMF's Johnson full Hosted by Pedro da Costa | Greg Quinn | Jean Yung Ex-IMF chief economist Simon Johnson says inflation is coming down quickly enough for the Fed to remain patient as it ponders possible additional rate hikes. We also talked about his new book, 'Power and Progress,' which takes a skeptical look at the idea that technological advances automatically make everyone better off. Ex-IMF chief economist Simon Johnson says inflation is coming down quickly enough for the Fed to remain patient as it ponders possible additional rate hikes. We also talked about his new book, 'Power and Progress,' which takes a skeptical look at the idea that technological advances automatically make everyone better off. Ex-IMF chief economist Simon Johnson says inflation is coming down quickly enough for the Fed to remain patient as it ponders possible additional rate hikes. We also talked about his new book, 'Power and Progress,' which takes a skeptical look at the idea that technological advances automatically make everyone better off.

]]> 1295 no Gagnon Sees 50-100bps More Fed Hikes Ex-Fed board economist and Peterson Institute fellow Joseph Gagnon discusses his outlook on Fed policy, inflation and employment. He thinks Fed rates will go a bit higher but the central bank will eventually pause as inflation ebbs at the end of 2023.  Fri, 16 Jun 2023 16:35:58 -0000 Gagnon Sees 50-100bps More Fed Hikes full Hosted by Pedro da Costa | Greg Quinn | Jean Yung Ex-Fed board economist and Peterson Institute fellow Joseph Gagnon discusses his outlook on Fed policy, inflation and employment. He thinks Fed rates will go a bit higher but the central bank will eventually pause as inflation ebbs at the end of 2023. Ex-Fed board economist and Peterson Institute fellow Joseph Gagnon discusses his outlook on Fed policy, inflation and employment. He thinks Fed rates will go a bit higher but the central bank will eventually pause as inflation ebbs at the end of 2023.  Ex-Fed board economist and Peterson Institute fellow Joseph Gagnon discusses his outlook on Fed policy, inflation and employment. He thinks Fed rates will go a bit higher but the central bank will eventually pause as inflation ebbs at the end of 2023. 

]]> 926 no Dwor-Frecaut: QT To End As Early As Sept Ex-NY Fed economist Dominque Dwor-Frecaut expects a sharp drawdown of reserves as the Treasury rebuilds its cash balances after the debt ceiling resolution. She also explains why the Fed will likely have to raise rates much higher to bring inflation under control. Mon, 12 Jun 2023 15:16:44 -0000 Dwor-Frecaut: QT To End As Early As Sept full Hosted by Pedro da Costa | Greg Quinn | Jean Yung Ex-NY Fed economist Dominque Dwor-Frecaut expects a sharp drawdown of reserves as the Treasury rebuilds its cash balances after the debt ceiling resolution. Ex-NY Fed economist Dominque Dwor-Frecaut expects a sharp drawdown of reserves as the Treasury rebuilds its cash balances after the debt ceiling resolution. She also explains why the Fed will likely have to raise rates much higher to bring inflation under control. Ex-NY Fed economist Dominque Dwor-Frecaut expects a sharp drawdown of reserves as the Treasury rebuilds its cash balances after the debt ceiling resolution. She also explains why the Fed will likely have to raise rates much higher to bring inflation under control.

]]> 1453 Wages Not Major Inflation Driver-Fed Economist Wages have not been a major driver of inflation thus far, and growth in pay has benefited those at the bottom of the income ladder, Minneapolis Fed economist Abigail Wozniak tells MNI. Wed, 31 May 2023 22:19:48 -0000 Wages Not Major Inflation Driver-Fed Economist full Hosted by Pedro da Costa | Greg Quinn | Jean Yung Wages have not been a major driver of inflation thus far, and growth in pay has benefited those at the bottom of the income ladder, Minneapolis Fed economist Abigail Wozniak tells MNI. Wages have not been a major driver of inflation thus far, and growth in pay has benefited those at the bottom of the income ladder, Minneapolis Fed economist Abigail Wozniak tells MNI. Wages have not been a major driver of inflation thus far, and growth in pay has benefited those at the bottom of the income ladder, Minneapolis Fed economist Abigail Wozniak tells MNI.

]]> 1653 no Firms See Canada Skirting Slump & More BOC Pain Canadian Federation of Independent Business President Dan Kelly discusses why firms see an economic slowdown but not the recession that many investors are predicting. Wed, 31 May 2023 14:40:48 -0000 Firms See Canada Skirting Slump & More BOC Pain full Hosted by Pedro da Costa | Greg Quinn | Jean Yung CFIB'S Dan Kelly discusses why firms see an economic slowdown but not the recession investors are predicting. Canadian Federation of Independent Business President Dan Kelly discusses why firms see an economic slowdown but not the recession that many investors are predicting. Canadian Federation of Independent Business President Dan Kelly discusses why firms see an economic slowdown but not the recession that many investors are predicting.

]]> 1235 Risk More Tightening Needed-Dallas Fed Economist Stubborn inflation could prompt the Federal Reserve to extend its monetary tightening campaign in a way that raises the risk of a recession, senior Dallas Fed economist Enrique Martinez-Garcia tells MNI. Thu, 18 May 2023 13:51:11 -0000 Risk More Tightening Needed-Dallas Fed Economist full Hosted by Pedro da Costa | Greg Quinn | Jean Yung Stubborn inflation could prompt the Federal Reserve to extend its monetary tightening campaign in a way that raises the risk of a recession, senior Dallas Fed economist Enrique Martinez-Garcia tells MNI. Stubborn inflation could prompt the Federal Reserve to extend its monetary tightening campaign in a way that raises the risk of a recession, senior Dallas Fed economist Enrique Martinez-Garcia tells MNI. Stubborn inflation could prompt the Federal Reserve to extend its monetary tightening campaign in a way that raises the risk of a recession, senior Dallas Fed economist Enrique Martinez-Garcia tells MNI.

]]> 1529 no Fed Nearly Done Hiking Rates - Kroszner Tighter credit conditions due to the recent banking crisis mean the Fed doesn't have to raise interest rates as much, former Fed governor Randall Kroszner tells MNI. Tue, 18 Apr 2023 12:50:43 -0000 Fed Nearly Done Hiking Rates - Kroszner full Hosted by Pedro da Costa | Greg Quinn | Jean Yung Tighter credit conditions due to the recent banking crisis mean the Fed doesn't have to raise interest rates as much, former Fed governor Randall Kroszner tells MNI. Tighter credit conditions due to the recent banking crisis mean the Fed doesn't have to raise interest rates as much, former Fed governor Randall Kroszner tells MNI. Tighter credit conditions due to the recent banking crisis mean the Fed doesn't have to raise interest rates as much, former Fed governor Randall Kroszner tells MNI.

]]> 832 no Dovish Fed Hike Signals Pause, Rethinking - Swonk The U.S. banking crisis has shifted the focus of Federal Reserve official from the threat of high inflation to the risk of a sharp credit contraction, Fed advisor and KPMG chief economist Diane Swonk tells FedSpeak.  Wed, 29 Mar 2023 22:22:29 -0000 Dovish Fed Hike Signals Pause, Rethinking - Swonk full Hosted by Pedro da Costa | Greg Quinn | Jean Yung The U.S. banking crisis has shifted the focus of Federal Reserve official from the threat of high inflation to the risk of a sharp credit contraction, Fed advisor and KPMG chief economist Diane Swonk tells FedSpeak. The U.S. banking crisis has shifted the focus of Federal Reserve official from the threat of high inflation to the risk of a sharp credit contraction, Fed advisor and KPMG chief economist Diane Swonk tells FedSpeak.  The U.S. banking crisis has shifted the focus of Federal Reserve official from the threat of high inflation to the risk of a sharp credit contraction, Fed advisor and KPMG chief economist Diane Swonk tells FedSpeak. 

]]> 1447 no Bank Crisis Risks Credit Crunch, Stein Says The U.S. economy faces a possible credit crunch because of the latest banking crisis, which could put a damper on inflation and lead to a lower peak interest rate from the Federal Reserve, ex-Fed board governor Jeremy Stein tells MNI. Thu, 23 Mar 2023 20:29:07 -0000 Bank Crisis Risks Credit Crunch, Stein Says full Hosted by Pedro da Costa | Greg Quinn | Jean Yung The U.S. economy faces a possible credit crunch because of the latest banking crisis, which could put a damper on inflation and lead to a lower peak interest rate from the Federal Reserve, ex-Fed board governor Jeremy Stein tells MNI. The U.S. economy faces a possible credit crunch because of the latest banking crisis, which could put a damper on inflation and lead to a lower peak interest rate from the Federal Reserve, ex-Fed board governor Jeremy Stein tells MNI. The U.S. economy faces a possible credit crunch because of the latest banking crisis, which could put a damper on inflation and lead to a lower peak interest rate from the Federal Reserve, ex-Fed board governor Jeremy Stein tells MNI.

]]> 1648 no BOC Enters Long Pause- Conference Board's Antunes Conference Board of Canada chief economist and former central bank researcher Pedro Antunes says restrictive rates will curb consumer spending and bring inflation back to 2% as the central bank predicts. Fri, 17 Mar 2023 15:45:17 -0000 BOC Enters Long Pause- Conference Board's Antunes full Hosted by Pedro da Costa | Greg Quinn | Jean Yung Conference Board of Canada chief economist Pedro Antunes says restrictive rates will curb consumer spending Conference Board of Canada chief economist and former central bank researcher Pedro Antunes says restrictive rates will curb consumer spending and bring inflation back to 2% as the central bank predicts. Conference Board of Canada chief economist and former central bank researcher Pedro Antunes says restrictive rates will curb consumer spending and bring inflation back to 2% as the central bank predicts.

]]> 1321 Inflation Slippage To Underpin Fed Pause-Tilley Inflation will slow enough for the Federal Reserve to pause rate hikes by summer, former Philadelphia Fed staffer and Wilmington Trust chief economist Luke Tilley told MNI. Thu, 16 Mar 2023 14:54:22 -0000 Inflation Slippage To Underpin Fed Pause-Tilley full Hosted by Pedro da Costa | Greg Quinn | Jean Yung Inflation will slow enough for the Federal Reserve to pause rate hikes by summer, former Philadelphia Fed staffer and Wilmington Trust chief economist Luke Tilley told MNI. Inflation will slow enough for the Federal Reserve to pause rate hikes by summer, former Philadelphia Fed staffer and Wilmington Trust chief economist Luke Tilley told MNI. Inflation will slow enough for the Federal Reserve to pause rate hikes by summer, former Philadelphia Fed staffer and Wilmington Trust chief economist Luke Tilley told MNI.

]]> 808 no Fed's Knotek: Inflation Expectations Worrisome Cleveland Fed research director Edward Knotek tells MNI inflation will come down this year but all too gradually, and inflation expectations for consumers and businesses are a "source of concern.." Wed, 08 Mar 2023 16:58:49 -0000 Fed's Knotek: Inflation Expectations Worrisome full Hosted by Pedro da Costa | Greg Quinn | Jean Yung Cleveland Fed research director Edward Knotek tells MNI inflation will come down this year but all too gradually, and inflation expectations for consumers and businesses are a "source of concern.." Cleveland Fed research director Edward Knotek tells MNI inflation will come down this year but all too gradually, and inflation expectations for consumers and businesses are a "source of concern.." Cleveland Fed research director Edward Knotek tells MNI inflation will come down this year but all too gradually, and inflation expectations for consumers and businesses are a "source of concern.."

]]> 1358 no Era of Shortages Forcing Rates Up: Bill White Former top BIS and OECD official Bill White says investors and central banks are under-estimating the need for permanently higher interest rates as shortages of workers and materials emerge. Fri, 03 Mar 2023 15:27:03 -0000 Era of Shortages Forcing Rates Up: Bill White full Hosted by Pedro da Costa | Greg Quinn | Jean Yung Former top BIS and OECD official Bill White sees new era of shortages including commodities and productive workers. Former top BIS and OECD official Bill White says investors and central banks are under-estimating the need for permanently higher interest rates as shortages of workers and materials emerge. Former top BIS and OECD official Bill White says investors and central banks are under-estimating the need for permanently higher interest rates as shortages of workers and materials emerge.

]]> 1193 Bank of Canada Seen Pausing Rest of Year- CD Howe's Robson Bill Robson, head of the CD Howe Institute think-tank and its shadow monetary policy council, says the Bank of Canada is likely done raising interest rates this year as past tightening at home and abroad pull inflation back towards the 2% target. Mon, 27 Feb 2023 16:59:28 -0000 Bank of Canada Seen Pausing Rest of Year- CD Howe's Robson full Hosted by Pedro da Costa | Greg Quinn | Jean Yung Shadow monetary policy council leader Bill Robson says the Bank of Canada is likely done raising interest rates this year. Bill Robson, head of the CD Howe Institute think-tank and its shadow monetary policy council, says the Bank of Canada is likely done raising interest rates this year as past tightening at home and abroad pull inflation back towards the 2% target. Bill Robson, head of the CD Howe Institute think-tank and its shadow monetary policy council, says the Bank of Canada is likely done raising interest rates this year as past tightening at home and abroad pull inflation back towards the 2% target.

]]> 1193 Cleveland Fed Economists: US Inflation Could Take Many Years To Reach 2% It will likely take inflation many more years than central bankers and financial markets expect to close in on 2% without a deep recession, though this slower path may be optimal for Federal Reserve officials pursuing a dual mandate, Cleveland Fed economists Randal Verbrugge and Saeed Zaman say. Fri, 24 Feb 2023 16:52:39 -0000 Cleveland Fed Economists: US Inflation Could Take Many Years To Reach 2% full Hosted by Pedro da Costa | Greg Quinn | Jean Yung It will likely take inflation many more years than central bankers and financial markets expect to close in on 2% without a deep recession, though this slower path may be optimal for Federal Reserve officials pursuing a dual mandate, Cleveland Fed economists Randal Verbrugge and Saeed Zaman say. It will likely take inflation many more years than central bankers and financial markets expect to close in on 2% without a deep recession, though this slower path may be optimal for Federal Reserve officials pursuing a dual mandate, Cleveland Fed economists Randal Verbrugge and Saeed Zaman say.

]]> 1117 Lockhart Sees Fed Lifting Rate Estimates in SEP Stronger than desired data will prompt the FOMC to project higher rates for longer when they meet in March, ex-Atlanta Fed chief tells MNI. Wed, 15 Feb 2023 19:58:35 -0000 Lockhart Sees Fed Lifting Rate Estimates in SEP full Hosted by Pedro da Costa | Greg Quinn | Jean Yung Stronger than desired data will prompt the FOMC to project higher rates for longer when they meet in March, ex-Atlanta Fed chief tells MNI. Stronger than desired data will prompt the FOMC to project higher rates for longer when they meet in March, ex-Atlanta Fed chief tells MNI.

]]> 728 Fed's Lubik: Will Take 'A Lot More' To Hurt Jobs An exceptionally good January jobs report indicates an even stronger U.S. labor market than previously thought, Richmond Fed senior adviser Thomas Lubik tells MNI. Tue, 14 Feb 2023 12:00:00 -0000 Fed's Lubik: Will Take 'A Lot More' To Hurt Jobs full Hosted by Pedro da Costa | Greg Quinn | Jean Yung An exceptionally good January jobs report indicates an even stronger U.S. labor market than previously thought, Richmond Fed senior adviser Thomas Lubik tells MNI. An exceptionally good January jobs report indicates an even stronger U.S. labor market than previously thought, Richmond Fed senior adviser Thomas Lubik tells MNI.

]]> 924 Fed May Have To Resume Hikes Later-Ireland Stubborn inflation pressures could force the Federal Reserve to resume rate hikes later in the year after an expected pause in the next couple of meetings, ex-Richmond Fed economist Peter Ireland tells MNI.  Wed, 08 Feb 2023 18:38:00 -0000 Fed May Have To Resume Hikes Later-Ireland full Hosted by Pedro da Costa | Greg Quinn | Jean Yung Stubborn inflation pressures could force the Federal Reserve to resume rate hikes later in the year after an expected pause in the next couple of meetings, ex-Richmond Fed economist Peter Ireland tells MNI. Stubborn inflation pressures could force the Federal Reserve to resume rate hikes later in the year after an expected pause in the next couple of meetings, ex-Richmond Fed economist Peter Ireland tells MNI.  Stubborn inflation pressures could force the Federal Reserve to resume rate hikes later in the year after an expected pause in the next couple of meetings, ex-Richmond Fed economist Peter Ireland tells MNI. 

]]> 1114 no U.S. Soft Landing Looking Plausible: Fed Economist Minneapolis Fed Economist Simon Mongey tells MNI that his research on vacancies and job matching suggests worries about a large spike in unemployment are overdone. Fri, 20 Jan 2023 21:50:00 -0000 U.S. Soft Landing Looking Plausible: Fed Economist full Hosted by Pedro da Costa | Greg Quinn | Jean Yung Minneapolis Fed Economist Simon Mongey tells MNI that his research on vacancies and job matching suggests worries about a large spike in unemployment are overdone. Minneapolis Fed Economist Simon Mongey tells MNI that his research on vacancies and job matching suggests worries about a large spike in unemployment are overdone. Minneapolis Fed Economist Simon Mongey tells MNI that his research on vacancies and job matching suggests worries about a large spike in unemployment are overdone.

]]> 1274 no Minneapolis Fed's Andrea Raffo Sees CPI Fade Minneapolis Federal Reserve Research Director Andrea Raffo says inflation is still uncomfortably high but recent reports show signs of moderation. He also says that U.S. labor supply is a question mark this year, and global trade resilience argues against a new era of faster inflation. Fri, 20 Jan 2023 17:33:02 -0000 Minneapolis Fed's Andrea Raffo Sees CPI Fade full Hosted by Pedro da Costa | Greg Quinn | Jean Yung Research Director Raffo says 2023 should be a year of transition back to more normal conditions. Minneapolis Federal Reserve Research Director Andrea Raffo says inflation is still uncomfortably high but recent reports show signs of moderation. He also says that U.S. labor supply is a question mark this year, and global trade resilience argues against a new era of faster inflation. Minneapolis Federal Reserve Research Director Andrea Raffo says inflation is still uncomfortably high but recent reports show signs of moderation. He also says that U.S. labor supply is a question mark this year, and global trade resilience argues against a new era of faster inflation.

]]> 1223 Little Scope For BOC Cut- Asselin Former finance minister adviser Robert Asselin discusses inflation pressures on fiscal and monetary policy. Mon, 16 Jan 2023 16:13:56 -0000 full Hosted by Pedro da Costa | Greg Quinn | Jean Yung Former finance minister adviser Robert Asselin discusses inflation pressures on fiscal and monetary policy. Former finance minister adviser Robert Asselin discusses inflation pressures on fiscal and monetary policy. Former finance minister adviser Robert Asselin discusses inflation pressures on fiscal and monetary policy.

]]> 1110 Financial Stability Risks Loom Large: Berner A fragile financial system presents risks to the Federal Reserve's ability to raise interest rates enough to bring down inflation, says former Officer of Financial Research Director Richard Berner. Wed, 21 Dec 2022 14:48:44 -0000 Financial Stability Risks Loom Large: Berner full Hosted by Pedro da Costa | Greg Quinn | Jean Yung A fragile financial system presents risks to the Federal Reserve's ability to raise interest rates enough to bring down inflation, says former Officer of Financial Research Director Richard Berner. A fragile financial system presents risks to the Federal Reserve's ability to raise interest rates enough to bring down inflation, says former Officer of Financial Research Director Richard Berner. A fragile financial system presents risks to the Federal Reserve's ability to raise interest rates enough to bring down inflation, says former Officer of Financial Research Director Richard Berner.

]]> 1306 no Bank of Canada Needs a Fix on QE Losses Thorsten Koeppl, a Queen's University economics professor and Bank of Canada research award winner, discusses how to handle coming losses on the central bank's bond purchase program and a potential further slowdown in interest-rate hikes. Fri, 02 Dec 2022 15:47:38 -0000 full Hosted by Pedro da Costa | Greg Quinn | Jean Yung Thorsten Koeppl says government should allow the central bank to report a "deferred asset" covering QE losses Thorsten Koeppl, a Queen's University economics professor and Bank of Canada research award winner, discusses how to handle coming losses on the central bank's bond purchase program and a potential further slowdown in interest-rate hikes. Thorsten Koeppl, a Queen's University economics professor and Bank of Canada research award winner, discusses how to handle coming losses on the central bank's bond purchase program and a potential further slowdown in interest-rate hikes.

]]> 826 BOE May Need To Hike Rates To 6%-Buiter The Bank of England may need to hike interest rates as high as 6% despite a looming UK recession, ex-MPC member Willem Buiter tells MNI.  Fri, 04 Nov 2022 14:30:36 -0000 BOE May Need To Hike Rates To 6%-Buiter full Hosted by Pedro da Costa | Greg Quinn | Jean Yung The Bank of England may need to hike interest rates as high as 6% despite a looming UK recession, ex-MPC member Willem Buiter tells MNI. The Bank of England may need to hike interest rates as high as 6% despite a looming UK recession, ex-MPC member Willem Buiter tells MNI.  The Bank of England may need to hike interest rates as high as 6% despite a looming UK recession, ex-MPC member Willem Buiter tells MNI. 

]]> 628 no Fuhrer Sees Rising Risk The Fed Will Overdo It ​The Fed's aggressive push to raise interest rates in the face of 40-year high inflation risks an overtightening of monetary conditions that could send the economy into recession, says Jeff Fuhrer, a former senior policy advisor at the Boston Fed. Tue, 01 Nov 2022 23:51:11 -0000 Rising Risk Fed Will Overdo It-Fuhrer full Hosted by Pedro da Costa | Greg Quinn | Jean Yung ​The Fed's aggressive push to raise interest rates in the face of 40-year high inflation risks an overtightening of monetary conditions that could send the economy into recession, says Jeff Fuhrer, a former senior policy advisor at the Boston Fed. ​The Fed's aggressive push to raise interest rates in the face of 40-year high inflation risks an overtightening of monetary conditions that could send the economy into recession, says Jeff Fuhrer, a former senior policy advisor at the Boston Fed. ​The Fed's aggressive push to raise interest rates in the face of 40-year high inflation risks an overtightening of monetary conditions that could send the economy into recession, says Jeff Fuhrer, a former senior policy advisor at the Boston Fed.

]]> 1283 no World Can Wobble Past Recession: Trade Economist Canadian trade finance bank EDC chief economist Stuart Bergman discusses why the global economy can cycle through next year without a recession if policymakers avoid hitting any pebbles. Tue, 18 Oct 2022 12:18:57 -0000 World Can Wobble Past Recession: Trade Economist full Hosted by Pedro da Costa | Greg Quinn | Jean Yung Trade economist Stuart Bergman discusses why the global economy can cycle through next year without a recession if policymakers avoid the pebbles. Canadian trade finance bank EDC chief economist Stuart Bergman discusses why the global economy can cycle through next year without a recession if policymakers avoid hitting any pebbles. Canadian trade finance bank EDC chief economist Stuart Bergman discusses why the global economy can cycle through next year without a recession if policymakers avoid hitting any pebbles.

]]> 1298 Blanchard: Fed Catching Up, More Hikes Loom Olivier Blanchard, the former IMF chief economist, sees only a narrow path to avoiding recession as the Fed will have to keep hiking rates to deal with high and stubborn inflation pressures. Mon, 17 Oct 2022 19:58:08 -0000 Blanchard: Fed Catching Up, More Hikes Loom full Hosted by Pedro da Costa | Greg Quinn | Jean Yung Olivier Blanchard, the former IMF chief economist, sees only a narrow path to avoiding recession as the Fed will have to keep hiking rates to deal with high and stubborn inflation pressures. Olivier Blanchard, the former IMF chief economist, sees only a narrow path to avoiding recession as the Fed will have to keep hiking rates to deal with high and stubborn inflation pressures. Olivier Blanchard, the former IMF chief economist, sees only a narrow path to avoiding recession as the Fed will have to keep hiking rates to deal with high and stubborn inflation pressures.

]]> 1205 no Meyer: Likely Months Before Inflation Responds to Fed Tightening Atlanta Fed economist Brent Meyer tells MNI it's no surprise the September CPI report showed persistently high inflation and that it will likely be months if not another year before inflation responds to rising interest rates. Thu, 13 Oct 2022 18:03:15 -0000 Meyer: Likely Months Before Inflation Responds to Fed Tightening full Hosted by Pedro da Costa | Greg Quinn | Jean Yung Atlanta Fed economist Brent Meyer tells MNI it's no surprise the September CPI report showed persistently high inflation. Atlanta Fed economist Brent Meyer tells MNI it's no surprise the September CPI report showed persistently high inflation and that it will likely be months if not another year before inflation responds to rising interest rates. Atlanta Fed economist Brent Meyer tells MNI it's no surprise the September CPI report showed persistently high inflation and that it will likely be months if not another year before inflation responds to rising interest rates.

]]> 874 Training Ukraine Bankers On Crisis Management Toronto Centre President Babak Abbaszadeh discusses training Ukraine’s central bankers on crisis management and helping supervisors worldwide improve policy coordination through the pandemic. Tue, 11 Oct 2022 15:31:50 -0000 Training Ukraine Bankers On Crisis Management full Hosted by Pedro da Costa | Greg Quinn | Jean Yung Toronto Centre President Babak Abbaszadeh discusses training Ukraine’s central bankers on crisis management and helping supervisors. Toronto Centre President Babak Abbaszadeh discusses training Ukraine’s central bankers on crisis management and helping supervisors worldwide improve policy coordination through the pandemic. Toronto Centre President Babak Abbaszadeh discusses training Ukraine’s central bankers on crisis management and helping supervisors worldwide improve policy coordination through the pandemic.

]]> 932 no Petrosky-Nadeau: US Labor Market Cooling San Francisco Fed economist Nicolas Petrosky-Nadeau tells MNI the Fed is seeing an orderly slowdown in the labor market, with job openings peaking for a number of sectors and quits rates falling without layoffs taking off. We also discuss labor participation. Fri, 07 Oct 2022 18:43:56 -0000 Petrosky-Nadeau: US Labor Market Cooling full Hosted by Pedro da Costa | Greg Quinn | Jean Yung San Francisco Fed economist Nicolas Petrosky-Nadeau tells MNI the Fed is seeing an orderly slowdown in the labor market. San Francisco Fed economist Nicolas Petrosky-Nadeau tells MNI the Fed is seeing an orderly slowdown in the labor market, with job openings peaking for a number of sectors and quits rates falling without layoffs taking off. We also discuss labor participation. San Francisco Fed economist Nicolas Petrosky-Nadeau tells MNI the Fed is seeing an orderly slowdown in the labor market, with job openings peaking for a number of sectors and quits rates falling without layoffs taking off. We also discuss labor participation.

]]> 1478 Fed's Altig: Not Clear Inflation Fever Breaking Atlanta Fed Research Director David Altig tells MNI the economy may yet skirt recession as the Fed battles historic inflation, but he admits the path is narrow.  Fri, 23 Sep 2022 18:12:00 -0000 Fed's Altig: Not Clear Inflation Fever Breaking full Hosted by Pedro da Costa | Greg Quinn | Jean Yung Atlanta Fed Research Director David Altig tells MNI the economy may yet skirt recession as the Fed battles historic inflation, but he admits the path is narrow. Atlanta Fed Research Director David Altig tells MNI the economy may yet skirt recession as the Fed battles historic inflation, but he admits the path is narrow.  Atlanta Fed Research Director David Altig tells MNI the economy may yet skirt recession as the Fed battles historic inflation, but he admits the path is narrow. 

]]> 1403 no DiMartino Booth-Powell Takes On Fed Put Danielle DiMartino Booth, a former Dallas Fed advisor, tells MNI the U.S. economy is already effectively in recession but the Fed is going to keep hiking aggressively anyway.  Thu, 22 Sep 2022 18:06:00 -0000 DiMartino Booth-Powell Takes On Fed Put full Hosted by Pedro da Costa | Greg Quinn | Jean Yung Danielle DiMartino Booth, a former Dallas Fed advisor, tells MNI the U.S. economy is already effectively in recession but the Fed is going to keep hiking aggressively anyway. Danielle DiMartino Booth, a former Dallas Fed advisor, tells MNI the U.S. economy is already effectively in recession but the Fed is going to keep hiking aggressively anyway.  Danielle DiMartino Booth, a former Dallas Fed advisor, tells MNI the U.S. economy is already effectively in recession but the Fed is going to keep hiking aggressively anyway. 

]]> 815 no FedSpeak: No Recession In Sight For GDPNow Atlanta Fed Economist Patrick Higgins talks to MNI about the regional bank's closely watched GDPNow measure, which he said is unlikely to show a recession any time soon.  Fri, 09 Sep 2022 13:41:19 -0000 FedSpeak: No Recession In Sight For GDPNow full Hosted by Pedro da Costa | Greg Quinn | Jean Yung Atlanta Fed Economist Patrick Higgins talks to MNI about the regional bank's closely watched GDPNow measure, which he said is unlikely to show a recession any time soon. Atlanta Fed Economist Patrick Higgins talks to MNI about the regional bank's closely watched GDPNow measure, which he said is unlikely to show a recession any time soon.  Atlanta Fed Economist Patrick Higgins talks to MNI about the regional bank's closely watched GDPNow measure, which he said is unlikely to show a recession any time soon. 

]]> 932 no FedSpeak: Blinder On Powell's Exclamation Point Ex-Fed Vice Chair Alan Blinder discusses Chair Powell's hawkish Jackson Hole speech, 'nearly unprecedented' U.S. inflation, and his new book on the history of U.S. monetary and fiscal policy. Tue, 06 Sep 2022 18:40:29 -0000 FedSpeak: Blinder On Powell's Exclamation Point full Hosted by Pedro da Costa | Greg Quinn | Jean Yung Ex-Fed Vice Chair Alan Blinder discusses Chair Powell's hawkish Jackson Hole speech, 'nearly unprecedented' U.S. inflation, and his new book on the history of U.S. monetary and fiscal policy. Ex-Fed Vice Chair Alan Blinder discusses Chair Powell's hawkish Jackson Hole speech, 'nearly unprecedented' U.S. inflation, and his new book on the history of U.S. monetary and fiscal policy. Ex-Fed Vice Chair Alan Blinder discusses Chair Powell's hawkish Jackson Hole speech, 'nearly unprecedented' U.S. inflation, and his new book on the history of U.S. monetary and fiscal policy.

]]> 723 no FedSpeak: Harker-Policy Must Be Restrictive Philadelphia Fed President Patrick Harker talks exclusively to MNI about inflation pressures, the direction of interest rates and financial conditions on the sidelines of the Kansas City Fed's Annual Jackson Hole Symposium.  Tue, 30 Aug 2022 15:47:23 -0000 FedSpeak: Harker-Policy Must Be Restrictive full Hosted by Pedro da Costa | Greg Quinn | Jean Yung Philadelphia Fed President Patrick Harker discusses inflation pressures, the direction of interest rates and financial conditions on the sidelines of the Kansas City Fed's Annual Jackson Hole Symposium. Philadelphia Fed President Patrick Harker talks exclusively to MNI about inflation pressures, the direction of interest rates and financial conditions on the sidelines of the Kansas City Fed's Annual Jackson Hole Symposium.  Philadelphia Fed President Patrick Harker talks exclusively to MNI about inflation pressures, the direction of interest rates and financial conditions on the sidelines of the Kansas City Fed's Annual Jackson Hole Symposium. 

]]> 665 no FedSpeak: Kohn Worried About 'Sticky' Prices Ex-Fed Vice Chair Donald Kohn says a very hot labor market makes the Fed's hoped-for "soft landing" even harder to achieve.  Tue, 23 Aug 2022 16:36:00 -0000 FedSpeak: Kohn Worried About 'Sticky' Prices full Hosted by Pedro da Costa | Greg Quinn | Jean Yung Ex-Fed Vice Chair Donald Kohn says a very hot labor market makes the Fed's hoped-for "soft landing" even harder to achieve. Ex-Fed Vice Chair Donald Kohn says a very hot labor market makes the Fed's hoped-for "soft landing" even harder to achieve.  Ex-Fed Vice Chair Donald Kohn says a very hot labor market makes the Fed's hoped-for "soft landing" even harder to achieve. 

]]> 1221 no FedSpeak: Hoenig Previews Jackson Hole Thomas Hoenig, former president of the Kansas City Fed, previews the upcoming Annual Jackson Hole Symposium, which he hosted for 20 years.  Tue, 23 Aug 2022 16:35:48 -0000 FedSpeak: Hoenig Previews Jackson Hole full Hosted by Pedro da Costa | Greg Quinn | Jean Yung Thomas Hoenig, former president of the Kansas City Fed, previews the upcoming Annual Jackson Hole Symposium, which he hosted for 20 years. Thomas Hoenig, former president of the Kansas City Fed, previews the upcoming Annual Jackson Hole Symposium, which he hosted for 20 years.  Thomas Hoenig, former president of the Kansas City Fed, previews the upcoming Annual Jackson Hole Symposium, which he hosted for 20 years. 

]]> 1071 no FedSpeak: Bullard Not Yet Convinced Inflation Peaked St. Louis Fed President James Bullard tells MNI rates may have to go higher than the Fed has already signaled, adding it's too soon to say U.S. inflation has peaked.  Tue, 09 Aug 2022 20:10:33 -0000 FedSpeak: Bullard Not Yet Convinced Inflation Peaked full Hosted by Pedro da Costa | Greg Quinn | Jean Yung St. Louis Fed President James Bullard tells MNI rates may have to go higher than the Fed has already signaled, adding it's too soon to say U.S. inflation has peaked. St. Louis Fed President James Bullard tells MNI rates may have to go higher than the Fed has already signaled, adding it's too soon to say U.S. inflation has peaked.  St. Louis Fed President James Bullard tells MNI rates may have to go higher than the Fed has already signaled, adding it's too soon to say U.S. inflation has peaked. 

]]> 1297 FedSpeak: The Death of Forward Guidance MNI Fed reporter Jean Yung discusses her takeaway from the Fed's latest 75 basis point rate hike and her impressions from attending Fed Chair Powell's press conference. Tue, 09 Aug 2022 19:09:40 -0000 FedSpeak: The Death of Forward Guidance full Hosted by Pedro da Costa | Greg Quinn | Jean Yung MNI Fed reporter Jean Yung discusses her takeaway from the Fed's latest 75 basis point rate hike and her impressions from attending Fed Chair Powell's press conference. MNI Fed reporter Jean Yung discusses her takeaway from the Fed's latest 75 basis point rate hike and her impressions from attending Fed Chair Powell's press conference. MNI Fed reporter Jean Yung discusses her takeaway from the Fed's latest 75 basis point rate hike and her impressions from attending Fed Chair Powell's press conference.

]]> 497 no FedSpeak: Recovering From The 'Mom-cession' St. Louis Fed senior researcher Ana Hernandez Kent discusses her research on how single moms and other financially-challenged groups are recovering from the pandemic recession. Wed, 13 Jul 2022 14:38:03 -0000 FedSpeak: Recovering From The 'Mom-cession' full Hosted by Pedro da Costa | Greg Quinn | Jean Yung St. Louis Fed senior researcher Ana Hernandez Kent discusses her research on how single moms and other financially-challenged groups are recovering from the pandemic recession. St. Louis Fed senior researcher Ana Hernandez Kent discusses her research on how single moms and other financially-challenged groups are recovering from the pandemic recession. St. Louis Fed senior researcher Ana Hernandez Kent discusses her research on how single moms and other financially-challenged groups are recovering from the pandemic recession.

]]> 879 no FedSpeak: Fed Losses A Risk To Taxpayers-Nelson Former Fed board economist Bill Nelson breaks down why he's concerned that the cost to taxpayers from QE and its reversal is underappreciated.  Tue, 12 Jul 2022 21:47:53 -0000 FedSpeak: Fed Losses A Risk To Taxpayers-Nelson full Hosted by Pedro da Costa | Greg Quinn | Jean Yung Former Fed board economist Bill Nelson breaks down why he's concerned that the cost to taxpayers from QE and its reversal is underappreciated. Former Fed board economist Bill Nelson breaks down why he's concerned that the cost to taxpayers from QE and its reversal is underappreciated.  Former Fed board economist Bill Nelson breaks down why he's concerned that the cost to taxpayers from QE and its reversal is underappreciated. 

]]> 941 no FedSpeak: 75bps 'New Baseline' For Fed-Roberts Rick Roberts, former NY Fed executive and ex-Kansas City Fed adviser, tells MNI the Fed's latest rate hike makes 75 bp moves the 'new baseline' for now. Tue, 28 Jun 2022 21:44:01 -0000 FedSpeak: 75bps 'New Baseline' For Fed-Roberts full Hosted by Pedro da Costa | Greg Quinn | Jean Yung Rick Roberts, former NY Fed executive and ex-Kansas City Fed adviser, tells MNI the Fed's latest rate hike makes 75 bp moves the 'new baseline' for now. Rick Roberts, former NY Fed executive and ex-Kansas City Fed adviser, tells MNI the Fed's latest rate hike makes 75 bp moves the 'new baseline' for now. Rick Roberts, former NY Fed executive and ex-Kansas City Fed adviser, tells MNI the Fed's latest rate hike makes 75 bp moves the 'new baseline' for now.

]]> 490 no FedSpeak: Wide Open Policy Options MNI's Evan Ryser attended this week's press conference with Fed Chair Powell, and discusses the outlook for policy after an aggressive 75 basis point rate hike. Tue, 21 Jun 2022 17:36:31 -0000 FedSpeak: Wide Open Policy Options full Hosted by Pedro da Costa | Greg Quinn | Jean Yung MNI's Evan Ryser attended this week's press conference with Fed Chair Powell, and discusses the outlook for policy after an aggressive 75 basis point rate hike. MNI's Evan Ryser attended this week's press conference with Fed Chair Powell, and discusses the outlook for policy after an aggressive 75 basis point rate hike. MNI's Evan Ryser attended this week's press conference with Fed Chair Powell, and discusses the outlook for policy after an aggressive 75 basis point rate hike.

]]> 379 no FedSpeak: Posen Sees UK Recession Looming Ex-MPC member Adam Posen says the Bank of England will need to raise rates by at least another 3 percentage points in order to control inflation. Tue, 21 Jun 2022 17:34:42 -0000 FedSpeak: Posen Sees UK Recession Looming full Hosted by Pedro da Costa | Greg Quinn | Jean Yung Ex-MPC member Adam Posen says the Bank of England will tighten lots more. Ex-MPC member Adam Posen says the Bank of England will need to raise rates by at least another 3 percentage points in order to control inflation. Ex-MPC member Adam Posen says the Bank of England will need to raise rates by at least another 3 percentage points in order to control inflation.

]]> 926 no FedSpeak: BOC Ready To Be 'More Forceful' MNI's Greg Quinn discusses the outlook for Bank of Canada policy after the central bank raised rates by a half percentage point. Tue, 07 Jun 2022 16:56:48 -0000 FedSpeak: BOC Ready To Be 'More Forceful' full Hosted by Pedro da Costa | Greg Quinn | Jean Yung MNI's Greg Quinn discusses the outlook for Bank of Canada policy after the central bank raised rates by a half percentage point. MNI's Greg Quinn discusses the outlook for Bank of Canada policy after the central bank raised rates by a half percentage point. MNI's Greg Quinn discusses the outlook for Bank of Canada policy after the central bank raised rates by a half percentage point.

]]> 414 no FedSpeak: Insights On The Bank of England MNI's Bank of England correspondent David Robinson speaks with FedSpeak host Pedro da Costa about the differences and similarities between the scenarios facing the Fed and the BOE. Tue, 07 Jun 2022 16:54:32 -0000 FedSpeak: Insights On The Bank of England full Hosted by Pedro da Costa | Greg Quinn | Jean Yung MNI's David Robinson and Pedro da Costa discuss the similarities and differences in the outlook for monetary policy at the Bank of England and the Fed. MNI's Bank of England correspondent David Robinson speaks with FedSpeak host Pedro da Costa about the differences and similarities between the scenarios facing the Fed and the BOE. MNI's Bank of England correspondent David Robinson speaks with FedSpeak host Pedro da Costa about the differences and similarities between the scenarios facing the Fed and the BOE.

]]> 480 no FedSpeak: Reis Says 75BP Hikes Possible Central bank advisor and LSE monetary scholar Ricardo Reis tells MNI the Fed is so far behind the curve that it will probably have to tighten policy even more than officials currently expect. Mon, 23 May 2022 19:22:34 -0000 FedSpeak: Reis Says 75BP Hikes Possible full Hosted by Pedro da Costa | Greg Quinn | Jean Yung Central bank advisor and LSE monetary scholar Ricardo Reis tells MNI the Fed is so far behind the curve that it will probably have to tighten policy even more than officials think now. Central bank advisor and LSE monetary scholar Ricardo Reis tells MNI the Fed is so far behind the curve that it will probably have to tighten policy even more than officials currently expect. Central bank advisor and LSE monetary scholar Ricardo Reis tells MNI the Fed is so far behind the curve that it will probably have to tighten policy even more than officials currently expect.

]]> 892 no Fed's Barkin Wants To Hike 'As Fast As Feasible' Richmond Fed President Thomas Barkin speaks exclusively to MNI about the prospect for further interest rate hikes, the likely path of inflation and more. Wed, 11 May 2022 11:26:45 -0000 Fed's Barkin Wants To Hike 'As Fast As Feasible' full Hosted by Pedro da Costa | Greg Quinn | Jean Yung Richmond Fed President Thomas Barkin speaks exclusively to MNI, Richmond Fed President Thomas Barkin speaks exclusively to MNI about the prospect for further interest rate hikes, the likely path of inflation and more. Richmond Fed President Thomas Barkin speaks exclusively to MNI about the prospect for further interest rate hikes, the likely path of inflation and more.

]]> 1185 no FedSpeak: Ex-Fed's Perli Sees Recession Risks Former Fed board economist Roberto Perli sees at least a 50% chance that the economy will slip into recession as the Fed tightens monetary policy.  Thu, 28 Apr 2022 10:29:00 -0000 FedSpeak: Ex-Fed's Perli Sees Recession Risks full Hosted by Pedro da Costa | Greg Quinn | Jean Yung Perli sees at least a 50% chance that the economy will falter as the Fed tightens monetary policy. Former Fed board economist Roberto Perli sees at least a 50% chance that the economy will slip into recession as the Fed tightens monetary policy.  Former Fed board economist Roberto Perli sees at least a 50% chance that the economy will slip into recession as the Fed tightens monetary policy. 

]]> 616 no FedSpeak: Fed's Rodgers Watching Inflation Hit To Confidence William Rodgers III, Director of Institute for Economic Equity at the Federal Reserve Bank of St. Louis, discusses the job market and his research on the benefits of true full employment.  Wed, 20 Apr 2022 18:14:00 -0000 FedSpeak: Fed's Rodgers Watching Inflation Hit To Confidence full Hosted by Pedro da Costa | Greg Quinn | Jean Yung Director of Institute for Economic Equity William Rodgers III discusses the job market and his research on the benefits of true full employment. William Rodgers III, Director of Institute for Economic Equity at the Federal Reserve Bank of St. Louis, discusses the job market and his research on the benefits of true full employment.  William Rodgers III, Director of Institute for Economic Equity at the Federal Reserve Bank of St. Louis, discusses the job market and his research on the benefits of true full employment. 

]]> 964 no FedSpeak: Ex-NY Fed's Wang Flags QT Risks The Fed will soon start to reduce its $9 trillion balance sheet in a process it hopes will run smoothly and in the background. However, former New York Fed senior trader Joseph Wang says reversing the biggest monetary experiment in modern history will not likely be that smooth. Thu, 07 Apr 2022 15:42:00 -0000 FedSpeak: Ex-NY Fed's Wang Flags QT Risks full Hosted by Pedro da Costa | Greg Quinn | Jean Yung Ex-New York Fed traders sees plenty of fragilities in Treasuries, other markets as Fed tightens. The Fed will soon start to reduce its $9 trillion balance sheet in a process it hopes will run smoothly and in the background. However, former New York Fed senior trader Joseph Wang says reversing the biggest monetary experiment in modern history will not likely be that smooth. The Fed will soon start to reduce its $9 trillion balance sheet in a process it hopes will run smoothly and in the background. However, former New York Fed senior trader Joseph Wang says reversing the biggest monetary experiment in modern history will not likely be that smooth.

]]> 752 no FedSpeak: Interview With St. Louis Fed's Andolfatto "My own president is one of those advocating for a pretty aggressive hiking cycle, 50 basis points at more than one meeting," St. Louis Fed Vice President and Senior Economist David Andolfatto tells MNI. . Wed, 30 Mar 2022 18:33:00 -0000 FedSpeak: Interview With St. Louis Fed's Andolfatto full Hosted by Pedro da Costa | Greg Quinn | Jean Yung St. Louis Fed Senior VP David Andolfatto speaks to MNI on the outlook for policy and inflation. "My own president is one of those advocating for a pretty aggressive hiking cycle, 50 basis points at more than one meeting," St. Louis Fed Vice President and Senior Economist David Andolfatto tells MNI. . "My own president is one of those advocating for a pretty aggressive hiking cycle, 50 basis points at more than one meeting," St. Louis Fed Vice President and Senior Economist David Andolfatto tells MNI. .

]]> 807 no FedSpeak: Interview With Dennis Lockhart Former Atlanta Fed President Dennis Lockhart told MNI the Fed is doing its best to play catch-up on unexpected and persistent inflation. Thu, 24 Mar 2022 16:19:00 -0000 FedSpeak: Interview With Dennis Lockhart full Hosted by Pedro da Costa | Greg Quinn | Jean Yung Lockhart: Fed was late to the party -- but it showed up Former Atlanta Fed President Dennis Lockhart told MNI the Fed is doing its best to play catch-up on unexpected and persistent inflation. Former Atlanta Fed President Dennis Lockhart told MNI the Fed is doing its best to play catch-up on unexpected and persistent inflation.

]]> 822 no FedSpeak: Hawkish Fed Signals Seven 2022 Hikes (March 16, 2022) Wed, 16 Mar 2022 19:59:00 -0000 FedSpeak: Hawkish Fed Signals Seven 2022 Hikes full Hosted by Pedro da Costa | Greg Quinn | Jean Yung Powell says the Fed will use all of its tools to "restore" price stability. 359 no