Fed's Waller just threw out a big statement—don't expect inflation to spike back up anytime soon. This is the kind of signal traders have been waiting for. If the Fed brass is confident enough to rule out a re-acceleration, it says a lot about where they think things are headed. Lower inflation pressure typically means more room for policy flexibility, which could ripple through markets in interesting ways. Worth keeping tabs on what comes next from the central bank's playbook.
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Blockchainiac
· 11h ago
Does Waller's comment count as a subtle hint that interest rate cuts are coming? Anyway, it seems to be leaning dovish.
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RugDocDetective
· 11h ago
In plain terms, the Federal Reserve is giving the market a reassurance pill. Whether this move can be trusted depends on subsequent actions.
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GasFeeCrier
· 11h ago
Waller really gave the market a reassurance this time, and I'm optimistic about the upcoming operational opportunities.
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BugBountyHunter
· 11h ago
Look at Waller's move... Hmm, it seems like he's trying to reassure the market, but will it really go that smoothly?
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MetaNomad
· 11h ago
Alright, I only half believe what Waller said... A couple of years ago, they also claimed it was stable, but what happened?
Fed's Waller just threw out a big statement—don't expect inflation to spike back up anytime soon. This is the kind of signal traders have been waiting for. If the Fed brass is confident enough to rule out a re-acceleration, it says a lot about where they think things are headed. Lower inflation pressure typically means more room for policy flexibility, which could ripple through markets in interesting ways. Worth keeping tabs on what comes next from the central bank's playbook.