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San Francisco Fed chief Mary Daly sees a 'long way' to go before Fed raises rates

San Francisco Fed chief Mary Daly sees a long way to go before Fed raises rates
In a virtual speech to Economic Club of Minnesota, she calls inflation a temporary pressure.
May 5, 2021 9:38am
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The economy still has a long way to go before the Federal Reserve will begin pulling back on near-zero interest rates and its $120 billion-a-month bond purchase program, San Francisco Fed President Mary Daly said Tuesday at a virtual appearance at the Economic Club of Minnesota.
While the Fed has an optimistic outlook on the economy, she noted that there have been only a couple of months of really good data. ....

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Fed colleagues Daly, Kashkari discuss outlook after pandemic

Federal Reserve leaders are optimistic about the nation’s economic outlook as vaccinations continue climbing but warn there’s a long road ahead in repairing the economy.
Mary Daly, the president and CEO of the Federal Reserve Bank of San Francisco, and Neel Kashkari, her Minneapolis counterpart, met virtually for a fireside discussion the Economic Club of Minnesota held Tuesday. They examined the economy’s path to recovery and its barriers, like access to education and vaccine hesitancy.
Three tenets make up Daly’s view of the present economy in the U.S. “One is that I think we have a very optimistic outlook. Two is we are a long way from digging out of the hole that COVID caused. And three, we’re not out of the woods yet,” she said. ....

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Fed's Daly: not time to talk taper yet

By Reuters Staff
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FILE PHOTO: San Francisco Federal Reserve Bank President Mary Daly poses at the bank’s headquarters in San Francisco, California, U.S., July 16, 2019. REUTERS/Ann Saphir
(Reuters) - San Francisco Federal Reserve Bank President Mary Daly on Tuesday said the U.S. economy is a “long way” from the Fed’s goals of full employment and 2% inflation, and it is not time yet to start talking about reducing support for the recovery.
Asked when the Fed should start tapering its $120 billion a month bond-buying program, Daly told the Economic Club of Minnesota that the right time is “when we are much closer to achieving our dual mandate goals than we are now. We have an optimistic outlook, a long way to go, and we are not out of the woods yet. we have only had a couple of months of really good data.” ....

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Key Events This Week: Payrolls, ISM And More Earnings

by Tyler Durden
Monday, May 03, 2021 - 09:20 AM
The key event in the first week of May will be another outstanding jobs report with April nonfarm growth expected around 950k (some whispers have it as rising as high as 1.5 million, a number that will unleash another reflation tantrum) and the unemployment rate dropping to 5.7% from 6.0% in March. ISM surveys are likely to push even higher in April, with the manufacturing index rising to 66 and services reaching a new record of 65. As BofA summarizes, with the US economy reopening amid vaccinations, real activity should be robust.
While more than half of S&P companies have now reported, and we are due for a slowdown in earning season, there is still a bevy of heavyweights reporting including iRobot and Chegg on Monday, Pfizer, TMobile on Tuesday, GM, PayPal and Rocket on Wednesday, Moderna, Square and Roku on Thursday and retail darling DraftKing on Friday. ....

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Week Ahead - BOE and RBA rate decisions in focus; US April NFP report could show over a million jobs created - MarketPulse

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Everyone on Wall Street is trying to figure out if the peak in Treasury yields will stick for a while now that the US is approaching peak growth. The best expansion since World War 2 is being accompanied with a Fed that remains committed to supporting the economy until a complete recovery. The playbook for many traders appears to be the Fed could announce at the June FOMC or at the Jackson Hole Symposium that they are ready to start talking about tapering, paving the way for a gradual reduction of the $120 billion per month in asset purchases.
Another busy week ahead has several key economic releases, central bank speak, and a couple of big interest rate decisions. In the US, traders will closely watch the ISM Manufacturing reading and Market PMIs, durable goods, factory orders, and the nonfarm payroll report, which could show over a million jobs were created in April. We will hear from ECB’s Lagarde, Fed Chair Powell and his colleagues Daly, ....

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