Fed Chair Powell on Policy Rate, Inflation, and Labor Market Risks
CNBC TelevisionOctober 29, 20252 min41,534 views
3 connectionsΒ·6 entities in this videoβPolicy Rate Decisions
- π― Further reductions in the policy rate for the December meeting are not a foregone conclusion, according to Chair Powell.
- π‘ The Federal Reserve committee has strongly differing views on policy, reflecting the tension between their two goals.
- π Decisions about future policy will be based on incoming data and how it affects the outlook and the balance of risks.
Evolving Risk Management
- β οΈ The primary risk for a long time was higher inflation, but this has changed.
- π Following the July meeting, a downward revision in job creation and a different picture of the labor market emerged.
- β‘ This suggested higher downside risks to the labor market than previously anticipated.
Shifting Towards Neutral Policy
- βοΈ When the two goals (inflation and employment) are equally at risk, policy should be roughly at neutral.
- π A shift towards neutral policy is necessary as the risks have rebalanced.
- π The logic for risk management remains the same, but the outlook going forward is different.
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