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Fed's Goolsbee (2027 voter) says low progress on services inflation may be a sign of broadening, according to Fox; inflation going the wrong and stalled thereAG Blanche says DOJ not reopening investigation into Former Fed Chair PowellTD Securities sees Fed hikes in December and March (prev. saw October and January)[CALENDAR UPDATE] WSJ's Timiraos posts "Fed Chairman Kevin Warsh is scheduled to appear in a moderated conversation at the fall meetings of the International Monetary Fund on Oct. 16 in Bangkok (11:30 pm U.S. Eastern time on Oct. 15)"Fed's Logan (2026 voter) says policy rate needs to increase an additional 50bps or more and that without higher rates, inflation will not get to the 2% goalUS Market Wrap: Markets chop to Fed speak, data, geopolitics, and diesel on first day of Q4Fed's Williams (voter) says AI is effecting supply in ways we don't fully understandFed's Vice Char of Supervision Bowman (voter) sees no urgent need for more rate moves this yearFed's Cook (voter) says supply shocks have had surprisingly persistent effects, becoming more salient for policy; possible that optimal policy response to supply shock could be sector-dependent; have to be attentive to consumer confidenceFed's Bowman touts benefits of Fed capital plan tied to TreasuriesFed's Kashkari (2026 Voter) says he does not have a strong view about an October rate hike; is open minded about how fast Fed should hike rates; pencilled in one more hike this year and another in 2027Fed's Schmid (2028 voter, hawk) says the relentless rise in long-term interest rates is starting to have effects on more parts of the economy, reports AxiosFed Governor Waller does not comment on monetary policy or economic outlook in opening remarks to the Economic data conference[WATCH LIVE]: Fed's Barkin (2027 Voter, Neutral), Collins (2028 Voter, Neutral) and Schmid (2028 Voter, Hawk)Fed's Schmid (2028 voter, Hawk) says there is work to do on inflation
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