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有几天没给大家分析目前的美国对于缩减购债的讨论了，这两天鲍威尔的讲话还是比较多的，毕竟鲍威尔也是美联储主席，他的讲话还是充满指向性的，所以咱们今天就来看看，鲍威尔对于目前的美国经济持有什么态度，以及看法。 在本周三鲍威尔的讲话中提到了7月的会议上将讨论缩减购债的时机，在我看来嘛就是要给缩减购债做出相对明确的一个指引。 所以也就导致了本来不想讨论缩减购债的鲍威尔，也不得不考虑通胀走高的问题。但是从鲍威...
5/6/2021 2:14:22 PM GMT Outlook Ahead of payrolls on Friday, today we get the usual Thursday jobless claims, likely a big drop. These two jobs reports may end a string of somewhat disappointing US data. For fun, check out the statements from various Feds after TreasSec Yellen said the day before that conditions may well call for higher rates. Vice Chairman Clarida said the time is not ripe for such talk. Chicago Fed Evans said the chances of persistently higher inflation are remote. Boston Fed Rosengren copied Clarida with “premature.” This is precisely what you would expect. But as some ...
By Reuters Staff 1 Min Read Jan 5 (Reuters) - Chicago Federal Reserve President Charles Evans on Tuesday reiterated his view the U.S. central bank ought to aggressively woo higher inflation after years of under-running its 2% target. “Frankly if we got 3% inflation that would not be so bad,” Evans told a virtual meeting of the American Economic Association, as long as it is not accelerating uncontrollably. With structurally low interest rates pulling down on inflation, however, “it is very difficult to imagine out of control inflation, even with the large debt that fiscal authorities ha...