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Fed's Barkin (2027 voter) says tax changes, deregulation, and impact of rate cuts should all add stimulus to the economy this year; Current policy rate is within range of neutral

Barkin’s remarks suggest a cautious but optimistic view on stimulus from fiscal measures and rate cuts later this year.

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Fed's Barkin (2027 voter) says tax changes, deregulation, and impact of rate cuts should all add stimulus to the economy this year; Current policy rate is within range of neutral

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  • Expect last year's uncertainty to diminish in 2026, building confidence among consumers and businesses.
  • Last year showed the economy's resilience, but demand and job growth are narrowly focused on certain industries, and sentiment has dipped.
  • Inflation has come down but remains above target, unemployment remains low but do not want the job market to deteriorate much further.
  • Both sides of the Fed's dual mandate "bear watching".
  • Upcoming rate decisions will need to be "finely tuned" given risks to both unemployment and inflation goals.
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He acknowledges the mixed economic signals, emphasizing the need for the Fed to balance its dual mandate on inflation and employment as it approaches neutral policy rates. This commentary could indicate that upcoming rate decisions may be shaped by evolving economic conditions, potentially influencing market expectations on U.S. monetary policy.

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