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WSJ's Nick Timiraos discusses the Fed's path to rate cuts
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Amid the ongoing uncertainty surrounding Federal Reserve rate cut expectations, The Wall Street Journal's Chief Economics Correspondent Nick Timiraos joined Yahoo Finance to share his outlook on the central bank's monetary policy.
Timiraos outlines three potential scenarios the Fed may face. In the first scenario, he describes strong growth with inflation "making steady progress'" towards the Fed's target. The second scenario involves strong growth but "inflation [remaining] sticky" and still higher than the target. Timiraos warns that the third and worst-case scenario is "growth contraction, with high inflation."
Addressing the Fed's possible policy responses, Timiraos notes that with the federal funds rate above the inflation rate and a slowdown in wage growth, "it's gonna require them to soften the labor market more." However, he acknowledges that the labor market is already showing signs of cooling, prompting the key question, "what's happening with inflation?"
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Timiraos outlines three potential scenarios the Fed may face. In the first scenario, he describes strong growth with inflation "making steady progress'" towards the Fed's target. The second scenario involves strong growth but "inflation [remaining] sticky" and still higher than the target. Timiraos warns that the third and worst-case scenario is "growth contraction, with high inflation."
Addressing the Fed's possible policy responses, Timiraos notes that with the federal funds rate above the inflation rate and a slowdown in wage growth, "it's gonna require them to soften the labor market more." However, he acknowledges that the labor market is already showing signs of cooling, prompting the key question, "what's happening with inflation?"
About Yahoo Finance:
Yahoo Finance provides free stock ticker data, up-to-date news, portfolio management resources, comprehensive market data, advanced tools, and more information to help you manage your financial life.
- Follow Yahoo Finance on social:
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