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  • Fed Hawks And Doves: What US Central Bankers Are Saying

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    After cutting interest rates by three-quarters of a percentage point in 2025, Federal Reserve policymakers have signaled they will wait and see what happens with the economy before making another move. They are deeply divided between those who are worried that further easing could worsen inflation and those who feel that employment will suffer without lower interest rates. Here is a look at Fed officials' recent comments, sorting them under the labels "dove" and "hawk" as shorthand for their monetary policy leanings. A dove is more focused on risks to the labor market and may want to cut rates more quickly, while ... (full story)

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Jan 22, 2026 6:07pm
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Hawks? There are no hawks! Noone is mentioning rate hikes. Gold is at 5000$ and Silver at 100$. Markets at all time high. Inflation out of control... and yet, noone in the Fed seems to understand that policy is waaay too loose. What they did to USD purchasing power in the last few decades is tragic. Clowns!

What's coming up next from the Fed? It's obvious! Even looser policy!

All this talk about the Fed that is increasingly more and more irrelevant. Working in tandem, both the Fed and Trump will make the USD unrecognizable by the time Trump's term is over.

Omg, what will the Fed do? Omg what is the next Fed chair?

It doesn't fuc'ing matter! Unless they mention rate hikes, it just doesn't matter AT ALL!

Listening to these idiots and their press conferences like they've been sent from Heaven. They're all idiots that destroyed their currencies purchasing power and the economy. A farm animal wouldn't be this useless or harmful. Transitory inflation, economy strong and resilient, inflation is dead... literally wrong every fuc'ing time and yet people listen to these guys like they are all-knowing. Perfect record of being wrong!

Unbelievable...
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