3:46 PM · 13 November 2024

Fed Kashkari comments on US inflation data and Fed policy 💵EURUSD near April lows

Federal Reserve member, Neel Kashkari, gave the interview for Bloomberg TV after today US CPI October report. Here are the highlights from his remarks.

  • The Fed can't fix shortages driving housing inflation. The rise and fall of inflation is mostly due to supply.
  • Risks existed before the election, we need to watch the data.  I am not yet seeing a lot of upside inflation risks, the bigger risk is getting stuck.
  • We have two-way risks. We are in a good place in the labor market, and want to keep it there.
  • The labor market is softening. Higher productivity points to a higher neutral level.
  • I am not ready to say inflation is stuck above 2%. There is still 6 weeks before the Fed's next meeting, with more data to come.
  • I have confidence inflation is headed in the right direction. The CPI headline confirms the path we are on.

EURUSD pair slightly loses today (-0.1%), approaching the lowest levels since April 2024, near 1.06.

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