p*1
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里面说什么了
l*m
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http://www.businessinsider.com/fed-staff-economic-projections-l
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w*2
4 楼
逛不了网能贴过来么？
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l*m
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There has been a leak at the Federal Reserve.
In a statement on Friday, the Fed said its in-house economic forecasts
compiled by its staff ahead of the June FOMC meeting were accidentally
published on June 29.
As a result, the Fed published those documents on its website, and you can
view them here.
The documents include projections for the unemployment rate, inflation, and
gross domestic product.
These projections are not the forecast from the FOMC — the Fed committee
that establishes monetary policy — or any of its members, but are more like
the kind that you'd get from any economist on Wall Street.
But this leak comes at a time when Fed chair Janet Yellen is under scrutiny
for a bigger leak that happened in 2012. In December, we learned that
confidential Fed documents ahead of that meeting ended up in a private
investor newsletter before they should have.
One day before the Fed released the minutes from its September 2012 meeting,
a report published by Medley Global Advisors included details about that
meeting. Notably, the Medley memo suggested the Fed would move toward
increasing its quantitative-easing stimulus program, which eventually
happened.
During her most recent biannual testimony before Congress, Yellen was
grilled about the fact that the Fed had not responded to a subpoena for
documents. Congressman Sean Duffy (R-Wisconsin) said the Fed was
jeopardizing the investigation, though Yellen countered that the board was
fully cooperative.
The leak on Friday, it seems, isn't quite as big of a deal. But while
questions around the Fed's bigger, unresolved leak continue, this is simply
not a good look.
Read more: http://www.businessinsider.com/fed-staff-economic-projections-leak-2015-7#ixzz3gpptKs4q
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In a statement on Friday, the Fed said its in-house economic forecasts
compiled by its staff ahead of the June FOMC meeting were accidentally
published on June 29.
As a result, the Fed published those documents on its website, and you can
view them here.
The documents include projections for the unemployment rate, inflation, and
gross domestic product.
These projections are not the forecast from the FOMC — the Fed committee
that establishes monetary policy — or any of its members, but are more like
the kind that you'd get from any economist on Wall Street.
But this leak comes at a time when Fed chair Janet Yellen is under scrutiny
for a bigger leak that happened in 2012. In December, we learned that
confidential Fed documents ahead of that meeting ended up in a private
investor newsletter before they should have.
One day before the Fed released the minutes from its September 2012 meeting,
a report published by Medley Global Advisors included details about that
meeting. Notably, the Medley memo suggested the Fed would move toward
increasing its quantitative-easing stimulus program, which eventually
happened.
During her most recent biannual testimony before Congress, Yellen was
grilled about the fact that the Fed had not responded to a subpoena for
documents. Congressman Sean Duffy (R-Wisconsin) said the Fed was
jeopardizing the investigation, though Yellen countered that the board was
fully cooperative.
The leak on Friday, it seems, isn't quite as big of a deal. But while
questions around the Fed's bigger, unresolved leak continue, this is simply
not a good look.
Read more: http://www.businessinsider.com/fed-staff-economic-projections-leak-2015-7#ixzz3gpptKs4q
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w*2
6 楼
thanks 我主要点不动link
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: There has been a leak at the Federal Reserve.
: In a statement on Friday, the Fed said its in-house economic forecasts
: compiled by its staff ahead of the June FOMC meeting were accidentally
: published on June 29.
: As a result, the Fed published those documents on its website, and you can
: view them here.
: The documents include projections for the unemployment rate, inflation, and
: gross domestic product.
: These projections are not the forecast from the FOMC — the Fed committee
: that establishes monetary policy — or any of its members, but are more like
【在 l*********m 的大作中提到】
: There has been a leak at the Federal Reserve.
: In a statement on Friday, the Fed said its in-house economic forecasts
: compiled by its staff ahead of the June FOMC meeting were accidentally
: published on June 29.
: As a result, the Fed published those documents on its website, and you can
: view them here.
: The documents include projections for the unemployment rate, inflation, and
: gross domestic product.
: These projections are not the forecast from the FOMC — the Fed committee
: that establishes monetary policy — or any of its members, but are more like
G*Y
7 楼
有点像
文件有啥重要指示？
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: 有人说下跌原因是昨天10点ET左右泄露的Fed文件
文件有啥重要指示？
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: 有人说下跌原因是昨天10点ET左右泄露的Fed文件
l*m
8 楼
我没看出啥，我觉得就是个借口，跌是计划之中的
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: 文件有啥重要指示？
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m*a
9 楼
http://www.reuters.com/article/2015/07/24/us-usa-fed-forecast-i
Key: bearish
Those bearish projections were included in a set of staff forecasts
presented to policymakers at their June 16-17 meeting and inadvertently
posted on the Fed's website on June 29.
The staff expects policymakers will raise their benchmark interest rate,
known as the Fed funds rate, enough for it to average 0.35 percent in the
fourth quarter of 2015.
In the projections, which stretched from 2015 to 2020, the staff did not
expect inflation to ever reach the Fed's 2 percent target. By the fourth
quarter of 2020, they saw the PCE inflation index rising 1.94 percent from a
year earlier.
The Fed's staff also took a dimmer view of long-run economic growth,
expecting gross domestic product to expand 1.74 percent in the year through
the fourth quarter of 2020. The views of Fed policymakers for long-term
growth range from 1.8 percent to 2.5 percent.
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Key: bearish
Those bearish projections were included in a set of staff forecasts
presented to policymakers at their June 16-17 meeting and inadvertently
posted on the Fed's website on June 29.
The staff expects policymakers will raise their benchmark interest rate,
known as the Fed funds rate, enough for it to average 0.35 percent in the
fourth quarter of 2015.
In the projections, which stretched from 2015 to 2020, the staff did not
expect inflation to ever reach the Fed's 2 percent target. By the fourth
quarter of 2020, they saw the PCE inflation index rising 1.94 percent from a
year earlier.
The Fed's staff also took a dimmer view of long-run economic growth,
expecting gross domestic product to expand 1.74 percent in the year through
the fourth quarter of 2020. The views of Fed policymakers for long-term
growth range from 1.8 percent to 2.5 percent.
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