Fed Chair Warsh Says In Terms Of Reaction Function, Any Central Banker When He Sees Stable Employment And Underlying Inflation Moving Higher Is More Inclined To Tighten Policy; Offering Forward Guidance In Crisis Mode Is Prudent, Not In Benign Moments; Who Knows What In January We Will Say About Strategy; Forward Guidance Requires Transition; To Achieve 2% Inflation I Am Looking At Broader Set Of Inflation Data Than Just PCE; It Is Not A Perfefct Science, But We Have Data Project To Separate Noise From Sign
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A top Fed leader explained that when job numbers stay strong and prices rise, central banks usually make borrowing more expensive to cool things down. He's saying the Fed watches many types of price changes, not just one number, to decide what to do next.
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