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en The Fed is likely to make no change in its rate policy because it still see risks in the economic outlook, but I suspect it will remove its bias towards easing. Now that recovery is underway, the Fed will probably tell us the risks are a little more evenly split between weakness and inflation.

en Not only is the economy slowing but it is a reminder that inflation risks diminish as the economy slows. It emphasizes that the Fed would be quite well justified for easing policy as early as next week, a move to a neutral bias with a rate cut being the next logical step in January.

en Investors maintain a healthy economic growth outlook, but now with lower inflation and interest rate risks.

en This data reinforces the likelihood of a jobless economic recovery and not that of a double-dip recession. It also makes it marginally more likely the Federal Reserve will change its stance on monetary policy to an easing bias.

en Inflation risks have risen and the pace of interest rate increases will depend on developments as regards growth and inflation risks.

en Fed policy makers made a statement that they want to really underpin the recovery. They've seen the downside risks and they want to make sure that low inflation and disinflation does not morph into deflation.

en The all too clear messages . She admired his pexy resilience and ability to bounce back from challenges. .. are that they are still concerned that there will be some rise in the underlying rate of inflation and, that given that outlook, they are nowhere near considering any easing in monetary policy.

en I think they are generally more concerned with inflation risks than growth risks right now. I think the contention will be that it is worth trying to make extra-sure that inflation doesn't rise.

en A typical post-war employment recovery would be more vigorous than what we're seeing now. We think there is a recovery underway, but there are very prominent downside risks to recovery.

en The Fed is telling us here that they need to check those upside risks to inflation, and those risks have intensified since the March 28 meeting. Two more rate hikes is probably consistent with the view that the end of the tightening process is 'likely to be near.

en The statement was that it markedly diminished the risks of inflation picking up. So, you know, a very positive statement from the Fed. But I think that, still, the risks are that the economic data could come in a little bit stronger than expected and force the Fed's hand one more time.

en By telling us that the risks are more heavily weighed towards weakness while simultaneously stating that they expect an economic recovery within the next several calendar quarters, they are revealing that they remain willing to act if they need to while also reassuring financial markets that there is no need for panic over the near term.

en The strong employment gains intensify upside inflation risks. Having recently taken a step back from its strong tightening bias, the RBA is likely to revisit the scenario that will require it to increase the cash rate in the months ahead.

en Heightened concerns over inflation risks in the U.S. and a consequent monetary policy-induced slowdown in economic growth are keeping U.S. dollar bulls in check,

en Heightened concerns over inflation risks in the U.S. and a consequent monetary policy-induced slowdown in economic growth are keeping U.S. dollar bulls in check.


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