The upcoming data will soon enough force the Fed to change its stance, otherwise it will begin to look ridiculous,
The wage story is gathering momentum. No wonder the Fed is concerned.
The wage story is gathering real momentum. The Fed is going to 5%, and more if housing does not collapse by mid-year.
There are currently more than a million displaced people, and I don't expect many of them to be back at work by the time of the September payroll survey.
There is a clear change in the tone of the Beige Book, but not all the news is good.
There is a specific reference in February to 'the pace of policy moves at upcoming meetings ... would depend on incoming data', suggesting a degree of potential flexibility that was absent from the December minutes,
There is at least some light at the end of the tunnel, but unfortunately it is still a long way off,
There is certainly nothing in this report to suggest any serious slowing, or any slowing at all, in the economy is near.
There is no chance of a spontaneous slowing in home sales. The market will soften if -- and only if -- mortgage rates rise significantly.
There is no clear steer on policy in this speech; analysts with different views will read it in different ways. But we think the Fed chairman knows recovery is here; he just wants to be a bit cautious -- and in both directions, which means no more easing,
There is no near-term inflation threat here,
There is no reason yet to expect a real weakening in sales.
There is nothing here that looks remotely inflationary,
There is nothing in the statement to suggest they're done.
There is nothing to be scared of here. When you take out several one-time gains including apparel, tobacco and lodging, prices were almost unchanged.
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