Row 30508

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> How many times have they changed their mind since the first increase?

Outside of the thing the others corrected you on, which was pretty dumb, I'm gonna point out a primary gripe of mine.

Economics and finance is a live field, it reacts to conditions over time. Conditions and circumstances change, and with them so does outlook and approach.

Thank about what you're saying, "how many times have they changed their mind". What's your preferance here, that the Fed took a point in time look in February of 2022, set up a trajectory of rate hikes/cuts, then ignored any subsequent data from then on out? Obviously not.

Also, Waller is a governor of a regional Fed bank, each governor will have a slightly different take and outlook with some being more dovish and some more hawkish. Juxtaposing one against the other as the Fed changing it's mind is just showing that you don't understand the entity you're mad at.

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text > How many times have they changed their mind since the first increase? Outside of the thing the others corrected you on, which was pretty dumb, I'm gonna point out a primary gripe of mine. Economics and finance is a live field, it reacts to conditions over time. Conditions and circumstances change, and with them so does outlook and approach. Thank about what you're saying, "how many times have they changed their mind". What's your preferance here, that the Fed took a point in time look…
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