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ECB’s Williams: The outlook is uncertain and the FOMC must be data dependent

  • Inflation is moving towards 2%, expect further bumps
  • Fed has made considerable progress
  • Inflation to stand at 2.25-2.50% this year
  • Expects inflation to settle back to 2% next year
  • Expects US GDP to hit 2% ghis year
  • Job market remains strong
  • Housing very strong but doesn’t see sign of a bubble
  • Commercial real estate an area of concern, will take time to resolve
  • Fed forecasts rate cuts starting this year
  • These great deal of uncertainty over economy
  • US economy has benefited from positive supply shock.
  • Inflation fell faster than expected last year.
  • Progress on inflation has hit some bumps with recent data being disappointing.
  • Better to focus on transfer inflation
  • Doesn’t know exactly what lies ahead for monetary policy.
  • The economy is in a good place right now.
  • Monetary policy is well-positioned to achieve fed goals
  • Does not see a financial stability crisis from commercial real estate.

There is no change in tone here after yesterday’s CPI but in February he said his inflation forecast was 2.00-2.25%. Now it’s 2.25-2.50%.

This article was written by Adam Button at www.forexlive.com.

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