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    #16
    Did you get this...

    ""An implication of exceptional forward guidance is that inflation will likely go a little above the target after we exit from the ELB before it comes back to the target over the medium term," he said."

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      #17
      Originally posted by TOM4CWB View Post
      Did you get this...

      ""An implication of exceptional forward guidance is that inflation will likely go a little above the target after we exit from the ELB before it comes back to the target over the medium term," he said."
      So... 2% is not 2% [4 or 6... or more]... and the medium term is 5years... 10? Am I bid 15!

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        #18
        Originally posted by TOM4CWB View Post
        So... 2% is not 2% [4 or 6... or more]... and the medium term is 5years... 10? Am I bid 15!
        WSJ on Federal Reserve Statement Today:

        Hawkish Fed Talk, Dovish Action
        The central bank signals negative real interest rates throughout 2022.

        By The Editorial Board
        Dec. 15, 2021 7:01 pm ET

        Listen to article
        Length 2 minutes
        The Federal Reserve has retired the word “transitory” and now admits that inflation is high, but it isn’t in any rush to do much about it. That was the message Wednesday from the Federal Open Market Committee (FOMC) and Chairman Jerome Powell, whose actions said inflation really is transitory, even if it’s now impolitic for them to say so.

        As a rhetorical matter, the FOMC statement shifted notably from its long-time wording and chucked its language that it would aim to have inflation run well above its 2% target. Mr. Powell waxed enthusiastic about the “rapidly” improving labor market and the economy—”really strong,” “consumer demand is very strong,” “incomes are very strong.” In that limited sense at least, he was mugged by economic reality."

        https://www.wsj.com/articles/more-hawkish-fed-talk-dovish-action-jerome-powell-federal-open-market-committee-11639608239?mod=hp_opin_pos_1

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