Reports Tagged: Tim Duy’s Fed Watch

April 26, 2021

Tim Duy’s Fed Watch, 4/26/21 Monday Morning Notes, 4/26/21 If You Don’t Have Time This Morning The economy heated up during the first quarter but the Fed will remain on

April 21, 2021

Labor Markets Tighter Than Fed Thinks The labor market is heating up fast and we should be cautious that the labor market recovery challenges the Fed’s baseline expectation of a

April 19, 2021

Monday Morning Notes, 4/19/21 If You Don’t Have Time This Morning The economy heated up in March as expected. Still, the Fed isn’t going to count its chickens before they

April 13, 2021

Quick Note on Vaccinations and Tapering On Monday, St. Louis Federal Reserve President James Bullard said that it was too early to assess the stance of monetary policy. It wouldn’t

April 12, 2021

Monday Morning Notes, 4/12/21 If You Don’t Have Time This Morning Expect a seemingly never-ending stream of concern about supply constraints and inflation as the economy reopens but the Fed

April 08, 2021

How Many Is A “String”? In his Thursday appearance at the IMF Spring Meetings, Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell said this with regards to the March employment “We want to

April 06, 2021

Tight Labor Markets Ahead The February JOLTS report revealed a better than anticipated rise in job openings to 7.4 million, up from 7.1 million in January: Openings are fairly high

March 29, 2021

Monday Morning Notes, 3/29/21 If You Don’t Have Time This Morning The dominant message from the Fed is that rates will remain near zero for a long time and accommodative

March 31, 2021

Thinking About The Employment Report We are gearing up for Friday’s employment report. Wall Street currently expects nonfarm payrolls grew by 650k, the first of what is anticipated to be

April 01, 2021

April Kicks Off with a Strong ISM Report Expectations are high that the data flow will improve as we transition out of the weather-induced weakness in February. The ISM report

April 05, 2021

If You Don’t Have Time This Morning The economy is picking up speed and will be cruising along at a rapid pace through the summer. The Fed expects to patiently

March 24, 2021

Brainard, Powell, and the Importance of Sticky Inflation Federal Reserve Governor Lael Brainard’s latest speech is another dovish tour de force that again highlights the Fed’s intention to delay tighter

March 22, 2021

Monday Morning Notes, 3/22/21 If You Don’t Have Time This Morning A deluge of Fed speakers this week will reiterate Powell’s message from last week’s FOMC press conference: The Fed

March 15, 2021

Monday Morning Notes, 3/15/21 FOMC Preview The FOMC meeting and subsequent press conference is the highlight of this week and worthy of a deep dive in lieu of my usual

March 10, 2021

Tim Duy’s Fed Watch, 3/10/21 Thinking About Inflation The consumer price index for February provided no reason to think inflation is poised to take off. Core inflation rose just 0.1%

March 08, 2021

If You Don’t Have Time This Morning The Fed stands ready to respond to a financial accident but it isn’t seeing such an accident yet. The Fed instead sticks to

March 04, 2021

Thinking About The Fed’s New Framework Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell stuck to the script today, providing no hints that the Fed was about to change policy at the upcoming

March 01, 2021

Monday Morning Notes, 3/1/21 If You Don’t Have Time This Morning With pricing for rate hikes edging into 2022, market participants are front-running the Fed. The Fed will remind us

February 25, 2021

Fed Still Letting This Play Out Fed speakers continue to indicate they expect to sit on the sidelines while the bond market processes the implications of stronger economic growth this

February 24, 2021

Quick Note: Powell, Clarida, Brainard Three high-powered Federal Reserve Board members, Chair Jerome Powell, Vice Chair Richard Clarida, and Governor Lael Brainard, delivered remarks today that reinforced recent policy themes. I