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O’Sullivan sees too much stimulus in system

Jim O’Sullivan discusses Fed policy and the U.S. economy on Bloomberg Daybreak: Asia.

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hifreqecHigh Frequency Econ@hifreqec·

15 Jun

We continue to view trade tensions as the main source of downside risk for the U.S. economy in the months ahead.

hifreqecHigh Frequency Econ@hifreqec·

14 Jun

#ECB decision couched in conditionality reflects uncertainty in outlook, but further decay in #Eurozone economy may change ultimate outcome. Sovereign bond prices/yields should be unaffected as #ECB is now buying other paper. Dip in the Euro reflects absence of rate hike. #draghi

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osullivanEconJim O'Sullivan@osullivanEcon·

13 Jun

Median Fed official estimate for UE in Q4 of this year was cut to 3.6% from 3.8%. The UE rate has continued to fall more rapidly than expected, consistent with officials continuing to underestimate how accommodative policy has been -- and still is?

osullivanEconJim O'Sullivan@osullivanEcon·

13 Jun

Median Fed official estimate for UE in Q4 of this year was cut to 3.6% from 3.8%. The UE rate has continued to fall more rapidly than expected, consistent with officials continuing to underestimate how accommodative policy has been -- and still is?

hifreqecHigh Frequency Econ@hifreqec·

13 Jun

The fed funds rate is continuing to rise under Chairman Powell, but the uptrend in the length of the statement is being reversed: The number of words dropped to 285 from 385 in May.

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