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Kashkari (Fed): it's too early to talk about a reversal in monetary policy
Kashkari (Fed): it's too early to talk about a reversal in monetary policy
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Logan (Fed): may soon be appropriate to slow pace of rate increases
Evans (Fed): it's time to slow pace of rate hikes
Collins (Fed): policy entering new phase, open to smaller rate hikes
Logan (Fed): may soon be appropriate to slow pace of rate increases
Evans (Fed): it's time to slow pace of rate hikes
Collins (Fed): policy entering new phase, open to smaller rate hikes
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Schnabel (ECB):
- ECB needs to keep raising rates beyond neutral levels
βοΈ- only a deep recession with a sharp rise in unemployment would dampen inflation but this is unlikely now
* Schnabel is the second person in the ECB after Lagarde
Schnabel (ECB):
- ECB needs to keep raising rates beyond neutral levels
βοΈ- only a deep recession with a sharp rise in unemployment would dampen inflation but this is unlikely now
* Schnabel is the second person in the ECB after Lagarde
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Daly (Fed) is already forecasting interest rates in September peaking at around 4.9%
early: market saw Fed rates peaking at 5% - 5.25% before the inflation report
Daly (Fed) is already forecasting interest rates in September peaking at around 4.9%
early: market saw Fed rates peaking at 5% - 5.25% before the inflation report
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Ramsden (Bank of England): further rate hike is necessary
Ramsden (Bank of England): further rate hike is necessary
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de Guindos (ECB): inflation in Europe might have either reached its peak or is "very close" to it
de Guindos (ECB): inflation in Europe might have either reached its peak or is "very close" to it
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Schnabel (ECB): it may be too soon to slow rate hikes because government policies to cushion households and businesses will keep eurozone inflation higher for longer
Schnabel (ECB): it may be too soon to slow rate hikes because government policies to cushion households and businesses will keep eurozone inflation higher for longer