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  • Bowman: Thoughts on Monetary Policy Decisionmaking and Challenges Ahead

    From federalreserve.gov

    Good afternoon. Thank you for the invitation to speak to you. I am delighted to have the opportunity to address this distinguished group of macroeconomic forecasters. Today I will discuss how I approach monetary policy decisionmaking, and I will then describe some of the challenges we will likely face in the years ahead. Before turning to the main topic of my remarks, I would like to provide some context about my background and how that shapes my approach to my role as a policymaker. After serving for nearly seven years on the Board of Governors, earlier this year, the President appointed me as the Federal Reserve's ... (full story)

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Trader#6CC8
Sep 26, 2025 1:18pm
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They keep raving on about this one-time-adjustment rubbish which is all well and good,,, when you actually have it all in-place so that you are accurately measuring/monitoring the impact.

All tariffs are not yet in full effect. There's still new tariffs being announced. Tariffs yet to fully kick in. Deals still yet to be made/finalized.

This is about as Einstein as taxing unrealized 401k gains (Aussies 401k). And yuuuuup, I'm being sarcastic as faaark
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Trader#E75B
Sep 26, 2025 12:31pm
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clown
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Trader#B20E
Sep 26, 2025 1:24pm
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That's promising action. Kudos!
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