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Fed s Brainard says she expects pricing pressures to subside over time

Fed s Brainard says she expects pricing pressures to subside over time
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Prolonged US Inflation Remains Unlikely, Experts Say

Prolonged US Inflation Remains Unlikely, Experts Say Voice of America 13 May 2021, 17:05 GMT+10 Americans old enough to remember the United States last experience with an extended bout of sharply rising inflation probably associate those days, in the late 1970s, with the 1979 oil crisis, which produced long lines of cars at gas stations and rationing in many states. So there was a sense of dejà vu for many when the Department of Labor on Wednesday morning announced that annualized inflation had spiked by 4.2% in April, while a shortage of gasoline had Americans up and down the East Coast waiting in line to try to purchase dwindling stocks of fuel.

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Prolonged US Inflation Remains Unlikely, Experts Say - New Delhi Times - India s Only International Newspaper

May 13, 2021 Share Americans old enough to remember the United States’ last experience with an extended bout of sharply rising inflation probably associate those days, in the late 1970s, with the 1979 oil crisis, which produced long lines of cars at gas stations and rationing in many states. So there was a sense of déjà vu for many when the Department of Labor on Wednesday morning announced that annualized inflation had spiked by 4.2% in April, while a shortage of gasoline had Americans up and down the East Coast waiting in line to try to purchase dwindling stocks of fuel. The headline-grabbing inflation number sent the stock market tumbling and the yield on bonds climbing as markets reacted some would say overreacted to news that the prices Americans pay for goods and services, from groceries to haircuts, are rising at the fastest clip in more than a decade.

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Inflation Is the Big Challenge for Markets and the Fed in the Week Ahead

The April employment report was extremely disappointing with just 266,000 jobs created, well below the 1 million expected. The Friday report cast doubt on the expectations of some investors that the Fed will move toward paring back its so-called quantitative easing bond purchases later this year. The thinking is if the inflation data appears hot when the consumer price index is reported Wednesday, it could ignite the debate about whether the Fed will have to tighten policy sooner than it would like. For now, the market is viewing the April jobs data as a distorted one-off report. It s all about the inflation numbers. It s all about the transitory nature and to what extent we ll see it, said Peter Boockvar, chief investment officer at Bleakley Advisory Group It s more relevant to the CPI month-over-month changes. If the month-over-month gains are starting to pick up steam, and we re seeing 0.3% to 0.4%, that s not transitory and that s a problem for the Fed.

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Inflation Is the Big Challenge for Markets and the Fed in the Week Ahead

The April employment report was extremely disappointing with just 266,000 jobs created, well below the 1 million expected. The Friday report cast doubt on the expectations of some investors that the Fed will move toward paring back its so-called quantitative easing bond purchases later this year. The thinking is if the inflation data appears hot when the consumer price index is reported Wednesday, it could ignite the debate about whether the Fed will have to tighten policy sooner than it would like. For now, the market is viewing the April jobs data as a distorted one-off report. It s all about the inflation numbers. It s all about the transitory nature and to what extent we ll see it, said Peter Boockvar, chief investment officer at Bleakley Advisory Group It s more relevant to the CPI month-over-month changes. If the month-over-month gains are starting to pick up steam, and we re seeing 0.3% to 0.4%, that s not transitory and that s a problem for the Fed.

New yorkUnited statesSan franciscoRaphael bosticJames bullardRobert kaplanWalt disneyJoe bidenRob kaplanJohn williamsRichard claridaLael brainardJulian emanuelPatrick harkerMary dalyPeter boockvar

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