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...Alberto Musalem, a former IMF economist, will replace longtime Fed official James Bullard as president of the Federal Reserve’s St Louis branch....
...The St Louis Fed said on Monday that it hired an executive search firm to search for Bullard’s replacement....
...The St Louis Fed said on Monday that it had hired an executive search firm to search for Bullard’s replacement....
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...Speaking at an event hosted by the Economic Club of Minnesota, Bullard, who is one of the more hawkish Fed officials, said Wall Street was too negative about the outlook....
...Bullard said concerns about the impact of banking stress were “overemphasised”, and what is likely to affect the economy more significantly is a recent decline in yields on Treasury bonds....
...after just a dose of old Palm Desert glamour, a dinner at The Pink Cabana at the Sands Hotel & Spa will deliver: Mediterranean-Moroccan food in a space created by LA’s king of maximalism, Martyn Lawrence-Bullard...
...As a voting member on the Federal Open Market Committee last year, Bullard periodically dissented on various policy decisions, most recently in March 2022, when he argued that the US central bank should...
...Fedspeak: James Bullard, president of the St Louis branch of the Federal Reserve, will speak on macroeconomic policies at a conference in Dublin....
...Fedspeak: James Bullard, president of the St Louis arm of the Federal Reserve, is set to deliver a speech about macroeconomic policies at the Barcelona School of Economics Summer Forum....
...Bullard said he expects 2023 to be a “year of disinflation”, as stubbornly high inflation begins to retreat....
...Fedspeak: James Bullard, president of the St Louis branch of the Federal Reserve, will participate in a discussion about the economy and monetary policy at the American Gas Association in Florida....
...Monday The FT releases its business book of the year long list UK: fifth anniversary of Westminster bridge attack Pakistan: independence day celebrations, financial markets are closed James Bullard steps...
...Fed governor Philip Jefferson and St Louis Fed president James Bullard will take part in the discussion “Towards a monetary policy strategy” with former regional Fed presidents Jeff Lacker and Charles Plosser...
...In remarks on Friday, Bullard played down the impact of the current banking turmoil on the US economy, suggesting that it was unlikely to result in a material shock....
...Fedspeak: Jim Bullard, president of the St Louis branch of the Federal Reserve, will give a presentation and participate in a fireside chat about the US economy and monetary policy at an event hosted by...
...Fedspeak: St Louis Federal Reserve Bank president James Bullard gives a presentation on the US economy and monetary policy....
...Central banks: James Bullard, a hawkish member of the US Federal Reserve’s rate-setting committee, steps down as the St Louis Fed president. Five more top stories 1....
...Speaking on Friday, St Louis Fed president James Bullard played down the impact of the current banking turmoil on the US economy, suggesting that it was unlikely to result in a material shock....
...More on this topic Five trends in decarbonisation that are shaping global politics — an analysis by Nat Bullard for the Carnegie Endowment for International Peace Tony’s picks of the week Sweden, a wealthy...
...Bullard and Kashkari are generally considered the most hawkish, Cook is the dove and Barr stays in the middle of the pack next to Powell....
...Speaking with the Financial Times, James Bullard, president of the St Louis Fed, said on Thursday that slow progress on the inflation front “may warrant taking out some insurance by raising rates somewhat...
...However, neither Mester nor Bullard are voting members of the committee....
...Even the hawkish St Louis Fed president James Bullard’s said yesterday that “monetary policy is in much better shape today with the policy rate at a more appropriate level than it was a year ago”....
...James Bullard, president of the St Louis Fed, also told the Financial Times recently that higher interest rates are likely to be needed as “insurance” against price pressures becoming further entrenched....
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