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Fed's Bostic (2027 voter) says inflation still quite far from where we need to be; those are not characteristics that suggest to me a passive posture is appropriate, still need to be restrictive

Bostic's remarks indicate a continued hawkish stance from the Fed, suggesting that inflation requires vigilance and further restrictive measures despite some signs of labor market weakness.

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  • As they go through 2026 the economy is likely to get stronger and could put more upward pressure on prices and that is something they have to watch.
  • Labour market has weakened, but it is not clearly weak.
  • In a difficult environment to see what might be coming in the economy and inflation.
  • Should not expect there to be 100% consensus on everything.
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His emphasis on the economy strengthening through 2026 implies that the Fed may not ease policy anytime soon, potentially supporting a stronger USD as markets anticipate sustained interest rate levels. This is particularly relevant for fixed income and forex markets as traders adjust their expectations accordingly.

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