Kathy Bostjancic | Source | Director, U.S. Macro Investor Services at Oxford Economics
Kathy Bostjancic
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Waller has been instrumental in helping shape Bullard’s view about the U.S. shifting into a low growth, low inflation and interest rate regime.
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The FOMC policy statement will shift to a dovish tone that aligns with recent Fed speak. It will signal a pause in rate hikes by removing the reference to 'some further gradual' rate increases and modifying or removing the balance of risks assessment.
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The number of current voting members in the hawkish camp is rising and far outnumbers those in the dovish camp.
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Higher rates, faster inflation and a rougher time for stocks are ahead: CNBC Fed Survey
About 46 percent of respondents to the survey see two more Fed rate hikes in 2018 and the same percentage see three.
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Trump plans to nominate Shelton, Waller to Federal Reserve
President Donald Trump said Thursday that he intends to nominate two people to serve on the Federal Reserve’s Board of Governors, an institution he has...
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US Fed decision awaited for clues on interest rate path
The Federal Reserve is not expected to change interest rates on Wednesday, but the policy statement will be searched for any hints of how aggressively it plans
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Director, U.S. Macro Investor Services