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No need to redefine price stability.I don't think we need to rethink how we look at inflationThe general thought is that a one-time jump in prices does not need a monetary policy responseStill very uncertain about what will be tariffed and for how long if it turns into a series of actions, or if tariffs are larger, or expectations start to move, that would influence how the Fed reacts.The costs of being cautious are very very low.The cost of the Fed being cautious is low.The economy does not need the central bank to do anything right now.The Fed is trying to work with large data sets I.e. credit card companies, to get real time information, and it is very helpful.Cannot say how long the burst of porductivity will last, but some estimates of potential growth are being marked up.Most indications are that a productivity burst is a one-time event.Stocks have moved higher:
Dow industrial average is down -15 points or -0.04% at 42567. S&P is down -13 points or -0.23% at 572-5118.NASDAQ index is down -73 points or -0.42% at 17995. This article was written by Greg Michalowski at www.forexlive.com. Read More Details
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