It can be hard to keep up with all of the Fedspeak out there. We track that for you by reading and watching every speech, town hall, essay, and interview we can get our hands on and curate that in an easily digestible form. We pull out the relevant and interesting quotes from FOMC members and provide up-to-date estimates of each individual member’s SEP dot.
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The Committee continues to react to the July jobs numbers.
Just a couple of reactions to the jobs data last week from Barkin and Goolsbee, both downplaying the jobs report.
Another week of Fedspeak hearing from the dovish side of the Committee, who are mostly pushing back on July.
Powell laid the groundwork for rate cuts this week. While he wasn't specific about timing at the Humphrey Hawkins hearings, he was dovish enough that the subsequent inflation release solidifies a September start to the cutting cycle.
While still no one is willing to explicitly say it's time to go, the Fedspeak leaned dovish this week.
Since the June FOMC meeting and the May CPI release, there's been a noticeable shift in tone amongst the doves in the Committee.
Inflation optimism among the doves is back, but the hawks will want to see many months of good inflation before they're sure.
Our view of where the new dots are.
Our baseline projection has the median June dot at two cuts, but it's on a knife-edge with one cut now.