Federal Reserve Goolsby: Once inflation falls, interest rates can fall further. (Golden Ten)
GOOLSBY, Federal Reserve: Inflation is still on track to reach 2%, and today's data suggest that the recent strengthening in inflation is just a "bump".
Federal Reserve Goolsby: Over the next year, interest rates should decrease significantly from current levels.
Federal Reserve Goolsbee: With interest rates approaching R *, it would be reasonable for the FOMC to slow the rate cut.
Federal Reserve Goolsbee: As the Federal Reserve approaches a stable level of interest rates, it may be wise to slow the pace of rate cuts.
Federal Reserve Goolsby: Inflation is in line with expectations and the housing market has improved. The overall trend is clearly that inflation has fallen sharply.
Federal Reserve Goolsby: Market pricing is very similar to the Federal Reserve's forecast.
Federal Reserve Goolsbee: Economic data supports multiple rate cuts.
Federal Reserve Goolsby: As inflation cools, the Federal Reserve's policy has been passively tightened.
Federal Reserve Goolsby: The Federal Reserve needs to focus on the jobs mandate now.
Federal Reserve Goolsby: The Federal Reserve will always consider all options.
1. Federal Reserve Goolsby: Economic growth is still quite stable, the Fed will not overdo it. 2. Citi: 10-year German bond yields are expected to be flat at the end of the year. 3. Analysts: The end of the inversion of the yield curve means that the economic recession is really coming. 4. 10-year Treasury bond yields fell below 2.1% Industry: August may enter a critical stage of long-term debt long-short game. 5. Institutions: It is recommended to increase holdings of long-term high-quality bon...
Federal Reserve Goolsby: If the unemployment rate rises above 4.1%, the Federal Reserve must respond to this situation.
Federal Reserve Goolsbee: The inflation report for June was excellent, and depending on the data, one rate cut or a series of rate cuts could be considered.
Federal Reserve Goolsbee: The inflation report for June was excellent, and depending on the data, one rate cut or a series of rate cuts could be considered.