Federal Reserve Board Member Waller: The Federal Reserve's balance sheet can be reduced by $300 billion to $500 billion

ME News Report, May 23 (UTC+8), Federal Reserve Board Member Waller stated: Given the increasing risk of inflation, further rate cuts should no longer be the default plan; the current stance is to keep interest rates stable in the short term. If inflation expectations become unanchored, rate hikes will be necessary. The Federal Reserve's balance sheet could be reduced by $300 billion to $500 billion. (Source: PANews)
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BugBountyBuddy
· 5h ago
Anchoring inflation expectations has become a key word, and the Federal Reserve is now very cautious.
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SeaSaltMarketMakingNotes
· 5h ago
In the short term, focus on dollar liquidity; in the long term, focus on the Federal Reserve's resolve.
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MemeFisher
· 5h ago
It feels like the market is re-pricing the total number of interest rate cuts for the year.
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GlassDomeObservatory
· 5h ago
Balance sheet reduction + no interest rate cuts, a dual tightening strategy
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LatencyLullaby
· 5h ago
Interest rates stay steady, still need to endure during the crypto market's turbulent period
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HotAirBalloonViewing
· 5h ago
The hawkish signals are clear, and market liquidity is about to become tight again.
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