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US TSYS/RESEARCH: Jefferies' McCarthy adds "in Sep 2005 pol statemt," FOMC
acknowledged "effects of Hurricane Katrina and 'the associated dislocation of
economic activity, and the boost to energy prices imply that spending,
production and employment will be set back in the near term.'" So Wed policy
statemt cld make " similar, if more terse, reference to Hurricanes Harvey &
Irma."
- He expects "5) downwrd revisns to SEP FFR projectns. While 2017 projectns are
very likely to be lowered, it is probable" that "2017 median will stay at 1
3/8%, leaving a Dec. rate hike on the table."
- 6/"Modest upwrd revision to 2017 growth projectns. Little changes to out-yrs."
- 7/ Fed Chr Yellen "will remain indecisive about rate normalizatn" and
highlight "uncertainties" from "hurricanes for the econ.and inflatn;" but she
"may join NY Fed Pres. Dudley" and regional Presidents George and Mester to try
to "resurrect expectatns that the Fed will resume rate normalizatn at some pt
after bal. sheet normalizatn has been underway" w/"caveat that "econ evolves" as
anticipated.

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