Federal Reserve

We heard from voices across the hawkish-dovish spectrum today, continuing to highlight the divergence of views in the committee.

Just a bit of Fedspeak after this week's FOMC meeting, none of it particularly revealing.

Every member that's spoken since the March meeting has expressed both a further desire to be patient on starting rate cuts (in response to the inflation data) and confidence that holding rates steady for longer will, on the margin, come with less downside risk to the labor market.

Fed officials across the board are now saying that the last three months of inflation data have pushed back the timing for rate cuts.

In the wake of a hot CPI print, members openly pushed back the timeline for cuts.

A lot of Fedspeak this week, but not too much new was revealed. Committee members mostly confirmed what we thought their positions were.

A handful of Fedspeak this week. Not much unexpected was revealed.

There was a lot to like from the FOMC press conference this week. Here are the highlights from Powell’s press conference.

Light week for Fedspeak after the FOMC meeting and press conference. The only speaker this week was Bostic, who indicated that he projects one cut (two previously).