Jonathan Levin

December 11, 2024 Inflation optimists were riding high at the start of 2024. Price pressures seemed to be cooling quickly, and market pricing

Inflation optimists were riding high at the start of 2024. Price pressures seemed to be cooling quickly, and market pricing suggested that the Federal Reserve might lower policy rates by

Inflation optimists were riding high at the start of 2024. Price pressures seemed to be cooling quickly, and market pricing suggested that the

Opinion Jonathan Levin There was a great chart in a recent Goldman Sachs Group report that got me wondering whether medium-sized companies might have superpowers.

As long as leaders don’t throw a wrench in the works, rates should continue their slow decline.

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When the stewards of monetary policy are so uncertain, the best course of action is to do nothing.

Having delivered another quarter-point cut in its policy rate on Wednesday, Fed chair Jerome Powell chose not to dwell on Trump uncertainty. But then, nobody knows what to expect of the next president in terms of inflation-impacting policy.

IN NORMAL times, the conduct of monetary policy is a lot like driving a car through a thick fog of uncertainty. You have a general idea of where you're going, but you want to move slowly to avoid accidents. At the moment, it's more like driving while double blindfolded — in a car with malfunctioning breaks. The most prudent move is to stop.

In normal times, the conduct of monetary policy is a lot like driving a car through a thick fog of uncertainty.