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Chicago Fed President Evans sticks with the central Fed view in a second batch of comments

  • Evans suggested that the short-term neutral rate may be higher than that observed over the longer run.
  • He flagged his optimism that inflation will be sit at 3% or lower over ’23, while expressing a need to continue tightening if inflation does not react to Fed rate hikes, underlying the expeditious nature of the ongoing tightening cycle.
  • When it came to balance sheet matters, Evans noted that “it's time to adjust our balance sheet back to a more normal setting.” He “wouldn't say that involves a full round trip in its size.”
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Chicago Fed President Evans sticks with the central Fed view in a second batch of comments

  • Evans suggested that the short-term neutral rate may be higher than that observed over the longer run.
  • He flagged his optimism that inflation will be sit at 3% or lower over ’23, while expressing a need to continue tightening if inflation does not react to Fed rate hikes, underlying the expeditious nature of the ongoing tightening cycle.
  • When it came to balance sheet matters, Evans noted that “it's time to adjust our balance sheet back to a more normal setting.” He “wouldn't say that involves a full round trip in its size.”