Lisa Cook, Speech/Interview: Peterson Institute for International Economics

Page(s): 10

Speech Segment “Less of a lag may exist now between rate hikes and the tightening of financial conditions, which occurs as markets anticipate future rate hikes. Residential investment also responds quickly to changes in monetary policy, while consumer spending is slower to react. Lags between monetary policy and inflation are even more unclear. Expectations of…

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Charles Evans, Interview: Illinois Chamber of Commerce Annual Luncheon

Page(s): 8

“We have just done 300 basis points in seven months. So we have very quickly expeditiously adjusted the stance of monetary policy. If you are of the opinion that we got off to a late start, and looking back, I can see we should have started earlier, at the time it seemed okay, but we…

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Neel Kashkari, Essay: Five years of equipping policymakers for challenge and change

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No economic information was shared. “We launched the Opportunity & Inclusive Growth Institute in 2017, driven by contradictions we saw in the economy of the Ninth Federal Reserve District. Our region has a remarkably diverse economy and some of the highest educational achievement in the nation, but it also has sharp racial and economic disparities.…

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Philip Jefferson, Speech: Technology’s Impact on the Post-Pandemic Economy

Page(s): 7

“We have already seen some indications from survey data, information from transportation hubs, and producer prices that supply bottlenecks have, at long last, begun to resolve … Nonetheless, inflation remains elevated, and this is the problem that concerns me most. Inflation creates economic burdens for households and businesses, and everyone feels its effects. It can…

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