Tag Archives: James Bullard
Planning for Future Rate Hikes: What Can History Tell Us that the Fed Won’t?
It stands to reason that when the Fed eventually lifts interest rates, we’ll see the usual effects. After a sustained rise in rates, you can safely bet on: Fixed investment and business earnings dropping sharply GDP growth following investment and … Continue reading
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Tagged corporate earnings, escape velocity, fixed investment, FOMC, GDP growth, house prices, James Bullard, monetary policy, policy normalization, rate hikes, stock prices, This Time is Different, unemployment
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Your Guide to December’s FOMC Meeting: Breaking Down the Participants
In “Why the Fed Won’t Taper in December,” we pretended to write the first paragraph of the Federal Open Market Committee’s (FOMC) statement for next week’s meeting. By thinking about the likely mix of upgrades and downgrades to its assessment … Continue reading
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Tagged Ben Bernanke, Bill Dudley, Charles Evans, Charles Plosser, Daniel Tarullo, Dennis Lockhart, Eric Rosengren, Esther George, James Bullard, Janet Yellen, Jeffrey Lacker, Jeremy Stein, Jerome Powell, John Williams, Narayana Kocherlakota, Richard Fisher, Sandra Pianalto, taper, taper pause
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