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FED: /THE MOST INTERESTING POST-FOMC COMMENTS (1/3):
- ABN AMRO: Given concerns over inflation, we do not believe a US-China truce or
preliminary deal would be enough by itself to stop the Fed from cutting.
- BofAML: If the FOMC cuts in July we fully expect the balance sheet unwind will
cease at that point; the Fed will not want to be seen as easing policy with the
fed funds target and tightening policy by reducing the balance sheet.
- BNP Paribas (1): While Bullard, likely the most dovish member of the FOMC, has
signalled his preference for cuts, solidarity with the Committee's decision in
the face of political attacks was expected. The dissent may embolden further
attacks that drive the perception of eroding Fed independence.
- BNP Paribas (2): The lower longer-run rate also plays into the Fed's framework
review, suggesting a lower structural level of appropriate rates and a shift to
price level targeting or a similar retooling, which we think will occur next
year and likely result in a further 25bp cut sometime in Q2 2020.
- Commerz: If Trump perceives the Fed as having triggered a recession through
overly restrictive policies, attacks on its independence are likely to increase.
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