With the recovery in the United States the most entrenched, the US Federal Reserve (Fed) is already farthest down the path
toward policy normalization.
Not exact matches
Policy - makers moving
toward «
normalization» of lending facilities, according to minutes from the Fed's Dec. 16 - 17 meeting.
There are objective reasons to be optimistic, including ongoing labor market improvements — underscored by falling unemployment and underemployment rates, as well as solid job growth — combined with the Federal Reserve's expectations that conditions will permit further interest rate hikes this year as it continues to move
toward policy «
normalization.»
US Federal Reserve Moves
Toward Gradual
Policy Normalization The Federal Reserve is facing an extremely delicate task, but it is still our belief that the US economy remains sufficiently strong to be able to bear a gradual increase in short - term rates in the coming months.
Any move
toward US monetary
policy normalization would come in spite of an appeal from the International Monetary Fund (IMF) that the country delay raising interest rates until next year.
Perspective from Franklin Templeton Fixed Income Group ® US Federal Reserve Moves
Toward Gradual
Policy Normalization With the US gross...
If this plays out, we would expect the
policy path
toward normalization to be drawn out in a very slow manner.
We are not suggesting that we should brace for double - digit inflation in the near future; a partial correction of velocity and money multipliers
toward historical norms is plausible, however, and would put additional pressure on inflation, complicating the
normalization of monetary
policy.