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πŸ‡ΊπŸ‡Έ Waller admits the Fed's favorite policy tool is unreliable, right before CPI decides which way the outlook breaks

πŸ‡ΊπŸ‡Έ Waller admits the Fed's favorite policy tool is unreliable, right before CPI decides which way the outlook breaks

Fed Governor Christopher Waller called forward guidance more art than science ahead of a rare bimodal outlook splitting sticky inflation risk from a fast-cooling labor market, with June CPI due July 14 set to resolve which risk dominates.

Screenshot of black text on white background from a speech discussing FOMC forward guidance, September 2020 policy, and 2021 inflation impacts.
Fed Governor Christopher Waller described forward guidance as more art than science while cautioning against rigid commitments in a bimodal outlook during July 6 remarks. Source

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