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Date Headline Sentiment
Major indices are trading lower after Fed's Waller warned that the Fed may need to consider rate hikes in the near term if there is hot core inflation data tomorrow. Escalating conflict between the U.S. and Iran has contributed to overall market weakness.
97.23%
Fed's Waller Says Personally Would Prefer An Inflation Range As A Target; I Personally Would Prefer A Range For A Target; Seems Reasonable To Aim For 1.5%-2.5% Inflation; Sometimes A Point Estimate Is Too Restrictive In Terms Of Judging Success, Failure Regime Change Means You Don't Ask Current Regime To Run One Of The Task Forces; We Are Going To Learn A Lot From Task Forces; All Are Going To Have Valuable Impact
94.53%
Fed's Waller Says Some Of The Job Market Uncertainty Resolved Itself This Year, It's Been A Stunning Turnaround; Markets Believe Fed Will Get Inflation Down To 2%, We Have Credibility; I Think Our Credibility Is Intact, Market Believes We Will Do Our Job; Not Interested In Symbolic Rate Hikes; Like That We Have A Clear Price Index For Our Benchmark; Can't Have Inflation Be Like Porn, You Know It When You See It; That's Not How Central Bankers Should Think
94.53%
Fed's Waller Says I Cannot Speak For The Committee But I Can Speak To The Median Point Of The Dots; I Would Release The Dots A Day After The Meeting; Wish We'd Never Bought MBS; It's Going To Take Us Another Decade To Get Rid Of MBS
94.53%
Fed's Waller Says BLS Is Getting More Responses Later In The Payrolls Survey Cycle; Not Worried About Bigger BLS Payrolls Revisions; Unemployment Rate Has Traditionally Been Best Indicator Of Labor Market; It Has Been Very Stable;: I Have Been A Skeptic Of The Dots For A Long Time, Would Change Them In Some Key Ways; I Wouldn't Go Beyond 18 Months; I Would Get Rid Of The Long-Run Estimates
94.53%
Fed's Waller Says Not Clear How Easy Monetary Policy Can Deal With Demand On AI; If I Get Another Higher Reading On Inflation, I'll Treat That As Signal, Not Noise; If I Get Another Higher Inflation Print I Will Treat That As Signal Not Noise; It Will Be A Useful Signal; If Inflation Comes Down In Next Reading, Will Need A Couple More That Way To See That As 'Signal'
94.53%
Fed's Waller Says Now Is Not The Time To Use Forward Guidance; No Theory In Economics Says Withholding Information Is Good; Want Markets To Have As Much Information As Possible; Surprising People Is Not A Good Idea; Surprising People Is Not A Good Idea
94.53%
Fed's Waller Says I See No Reason Ever To Be In A Scarce Reserves Regime; If Can Figure Out Way That Banks Don't Need As Much Reserves, No Problem With Shrinking Balance Sheet Accordingly; Lot Of Dispute How Much You Can Shrink Balance Sheet On Reserve Demand Alone; Task Force Will Think About How Seriously We Can Think About Reducing Balance Sheet; Have A Hard Time Seeing Where Balance Sheet At Current Size Is Causing Problems
94.53%
Fed's Waller Says We've Gotten Persistently Better And Stronger Job Reports; AI May Be Affecting Financial Conditions; If AI Were To Pop Or Pull Back Would See Pretty Big Changes In Financial Conditions
94.53%
Fed's Waller Says Tariffs, Energy Prices, Demand From AI Buildout Are Factors In Upward Pressure On Inflation; Earlier Concerns That Higher Oil Prices Could Push Up Prices More Broadly Have Greatly Diminished; Labor Market Stable, Close To Fed's Maximum-Employment Goal; He Expects Solid Consumer Spending Growth, Strong AI-Related Investment To Continue; Labor Market Not A Source Of Inflationary Pressure, Or A Concern For Strength Of Economic Expansion
94.53%