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Fed's Miran (Voter, Dove) says believe that PCE inflation, particularly with housing, will converge down to normal levels; reiterates rate cut calls based on the lag of monetary policy

The remarks from Fed's Miran suggest a dovish stance, expecting PCE inflation to trend down toward normal levels, particularly influenced by housing.

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This implies potential for rate cuts as the impact of previous monetary policy decisions materializes, signaling a softer monetary approach which could impact USD and fixed income markets, particularly in conjunction with ongoing inflation concerns in the broader economy.

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