20 Feb 2015
Fed's Bullard: Concerned markets view Fed falling behind curve on hikes
FXStreet (Bali) - Fed's Bullard is crossing the wires, via Reuters, noting that he is worried markets could view Fed as falling behind the curve on hikes.
Additional headlines
Repeats zero is not right rate given US economy
US unemployment rate to fall below 5 pct by third quarter
Removing 'patient' at March meeting would allow, but not obligate, fed to raise rates in June
Even after Fed begins rate hikes, rates will stay low for next couple years
Worried that markets could view fed as falling behind curve on rate hikes
If Fed is seen as falling behind curve, result could be harrowing, disruptive
Says he's also worried about possible asset price bubbles in next couple years
Mismatch between markets' and Fed's view of rate path needs to be reconciled sooner or later
Fed should consider 'managing' balance sheet once it begins raising rates
Additional headlines
Repeats zero is not right rate given US economy
US unemployment rate to fall below 5 pct by third quarter
Removing 'patient' at March meeting would allow, but not obligate, fed to raise rates in June
Even after Fed begins rate hikes, rates will stay low for next couple years
Worried that markets could view fed as falling behind curve on rate hikes
If Fed is seen as falling behind curve, result could be harrowing, disruptive
Says he's also worried about possible asset price bubbles in next couple years
Mismatch between markets' and Fed's view of rate path needs to be reconciled sooner or later
Fed should consider 'managing' balance sheet once it begins raising rates