19 Apr 2016
Fed's Rosengren: Expects more rate hikes than predicted by 'pessimists'
Eric Rosengren, President of the Federal Reserve branch in Boston (a FOMC voter), is speaking at Central Connecticut University, noting that he sees more rate hikes than predicted by 'pessimistic' investors, Reuters reports.
Headlines
Sees more rate hikes than predicted by 'pessimisitc' investors
Market prediction of 1/4-pct rate hike per year unjustified
Preferred inflation measure now 'much closer' to target than last year
Downplays weak Q1 GDP, cites 'more optimistic' reading
Says US economy fundamentally sound
Appropriate to probe how low unemployment can go
Fed should not pause policy so long as to raise risk of recession
Market-implied rate path would risk overheating economy
Headlines
Sees more rate hikes than predicted by 'pessimisitc' investors
Market prediction of 1/4-pct rate hike per year unjustified
Preferred inflation measure now 'much closer' to target than last year
Downplays weak Q1 GDP, cites 'more optimistic' reading
Says US economy fundamentally sound
Appropriate to probe how low unemployment can go
Fed should not pause policy so long as to raise risk of recession
Market-implied rate path would risk overheating economy