- Changes in tax policy will likely provide some lift in growth, the magnitude and timing is uncertain
- Household spending has picked up
- Steady participation rate is a sign of improved labor market
- We expect job market to remain strong
- FOMC expects sustained job creation and rising wages
- The pace of job gains will moderate over time as we reduce the degree of accommodation
- Inflation softness reflects transitory developments
- We are prepared to adjust monetary policy as needed
- We still expect gradual rates to be warranted
- This rate is still 'somewhat' below netural but would not have to rise much further to get to neutral
- Additional likes likely appropriate 'over next few years'
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Wednesday, December 13, 2017
Highlights of the opening statement from Fed Chair Janet Yellen
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