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Mester: An Update on the U.S. Economy and Monetary Policy
It is a real pleasure to welcome you to the Federal Reserve Bank of Cleveland. I thank the National Association for Business Economics, its Cleveland Chapter, Team NEO, David Altig, and Bill Koehler for the opportunity to speak with you about the economy. Dave and I go back a long way – perhaps too long for me to admit to. We worked together when we were both research directors, Dave at the Atlanta Fed and me at the Philadelphia Fed. Dave is a first-rate economist, so I know he will keep me on my toes as he moderates this session. Before we get into today’s question and answer portion, I thought it would be ... (full story)
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Fed’s Mester: Still Expects Fed Can Cut Rates Later This Year
— DB News TradFi (@DBNewswire) April 2, 2024
Fed’s Mester: Doesn’t See Case to Cut Rates at Next Fed Meeting
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Fed’s Mester: Revised Forecast For Longer-Run Fed Funds Rate Up To 3%
— LiveSquawk (@LiveSquawk) April 2, 2024
- Sees Labour Market In Better Balance, Expects Higher Unemployment Rate
- Risks To Economic Outlook Have Become More Balanced
- Does Not Expect Smooth Path Back To 2%
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