Fed Bullard: Tend to raise interest rates by 75 basis points in September

[Federal Reserve Bullard: Tends to raise interest rates by 75 basis points in September] Golden Finance reported that Fed Bullard said he is inclined to raise interest rates by 75 basis points in September. Not ready to think that the U.S. economy has passed the worst of the inflation surge.

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Fed Daly: Support the Federal Reserve to raise interest rates by 75 basis points in July: According to news on July 2, San Francisco Fed President Daly said that inflation in the United States is too high. Therefore, if the Fed is to abide by its promise to restore price stability, it must maintain The path of monetary policy tightening (interest rate hikes and balance sheet shrinkage) remains unchanged. "I support the Fed raising interest rates by a further 75 basis points in July." It is expected that the federal funds rate will be raised to 3.1% by the end of 2022, which may be very close to the neutral interest rate level, and may slow down to a certain extent by then. breath pace. (Golden Ten) [2022/7/2 1:45:33]

Federal Reserve Vice Chairman Quarles: The potential benefits of developing the Federal Reserve's digital currency outweigh the potential risks: Federal Reserve Vice Chairman Quarles: I must be convinced that the potential benefits of developing the Federal Reserve's digital currency outweigh the potential risks. [2021/6/29 0:12:44]

The minutes of the Fed meeting once again mentioned the possibility of adjusting the management interest rate: The latest meeting minutes of the Federal Reserve showed that the system open market account (SOMA) manager pointed out that the downward pressure on the overnight interest rate in the next few months may lead to the need to consider an appropriate adjustment to the management interest rate. This could ultimately result in a larger share of the Fed's balance sheet expansion being devoted to overnight reverse repurchase agreement facilities and other Fed liabilities. The governor noted that more than half of respondents expected an adjustment to the managed rate no later than the June policy meeting. (Golden Ten) [2021/5/20 22:22:48]