[Skip to the end] In case there was any doubt things have changed. from his July 28 speech: Policymakers, academic economists, and the general public
[Skip to the end] (an email exchange) > >  On Tue, Jun 10, 2008 at 8:12 AM, anonymous wrote: > >  Fisher’s remark induces
[Skip to the end] I cut quite a bit, but still a lot worth a quick read: In view of continuing strains in interbank and
Yes, Fisher is on record as the lead inflation hawk. If he’s right and it turns out Bernanke cut rates into a 70’s style inflation
Not a quick read, but telling – inflation risks seem to be overtaking concerns with the economy: Does Stabilizing Inflation Contribute to Stabilizing Economic Activity?
Might be a revealing day coming up. I’m watching for markets to begin to link higher oil prices to the potential for higher interest rates,
From today’s speech: A central bank must always be concerned with inflation as well as growth. As I have emphasized in an earlier speech about