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Assessing Progress As The Economy Moves From Reopening To Recovery, Federal Reserve Governor Lael Brainard, At Rebuilding The Post-Pandemic Economy 2021 Annual Meeting Of The Aspen Economic Strategy Group, Aspen, Colorado

Assessing Progress As The Economy Moves From Reopening To Recovery, Federal Reserve Governor Lael Brainard, At Rebuilding The Post-Pandemic Economy 2021 Annual Meeting Of The Aspen Economic Strategy Group, Aspen, Colorado
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Remaining Steady As The Economy Reopens, Federal Reserve Governor Lael Brainard, At The Economic Club Of New York, New York, New York (via webcast)

It is a pleasure to join the Economic Club of New York for this discussion.<a href="https://www.federalreserve.gov/newsevents/speech/brainard20210601a.htm#fn1" title="footnote 1">1</a><a name="f1"></a> Consumer demand is strong, vaccine coverage is expanding, and pandemic-affected sectors are reopening in fits and starts. As was the pandemic shutdown with its ebbs and flows, the reopening is without precedent, and it is generating supply–demand mismatches at the sectoral level that are temporary in nature. Separating signal from noise in the high-frequency data may be challenging for a stretch. The supply–demand mismatches at the sectoral level are making it difficult to precisely assess inflationary developments and the amount of resource slack from month to month.

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U S Economic Outlook And Monetary Policy, Federal Reserve Vice Chair Richard H Clarida, At The NABE International Symposium: A Vision Of The Economy Post COVID, Washington, D C (Via Webcast)

U.S. Economic Outlook And Monetary Policy, Federal Reserve Vice Chair Richard H. Clarida, At The NABE International Symposium: A Vision Of The Economy Post COVID, Washington, D.C. (Via Webcast) Date 12/05/2021 It is my pleasure to meet virtually with you today at the National Association for Business Economics International Symposium: A Vision of the Economy Post COVID.1 So much has happened since we last met in Washington in February 2020, but I am grateful that technology is allowing us to gather once again, if only virtually. I look forward, as always, to my conversation with Ellen Zentner, but first, please allow me to offer a few remarks on the economic outlook, Federal Reserve monetary policy, and our new monetary policy framework.

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Patience And Progress As The Economy Reopens And Recovers, Federal Reserve Governor Lael Brainard, At The Road To Recovery And What s Next, A Virtual Conference Sponsored By The Society For Advancing Business Editing And Writing (Via Webcast)

Patience And Progress As The Economy Reopens And Recovers, Federal Reserve Governor Lael Brainard, At The Road To Recovery And What s Next, A Virtual Conference Sponsored By The Society For Advancing Business Editing And Writing (Via Webcast) Date 11/05/2021 I want to thank Heather Long and the Society for Advancing Business Editing and Writing for inviting me to join you today.1 Strong fiscal support and increasing vaccination rates drove a strong rebound in activity in the first quarter, and the second quarter looks to be even stronger. The outlook is bright, but uncertainty remains, and employment and inflation are far from our goals. While more balanced than earlier this year, risks remain from vaccine hesitancy, deadlier variants, and a resurgence of cases in some foreign countries. The latest jobs report is a reminder that the path of reopening and recovery like the shutdown is likely to be uneven and difficult to predict, so basing monetary policy on outcomes rather

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