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New update 2025.05.13 00:39
Fed's Kugler: Still expect increase in prices and slowdown in the economy

update 2025.05.13 00:39

Federal Reserve Governor Adriana Kugler said that if tariffs prove to be long-lasting, she would focus on how global supply chains are rearranged in response, while she acknowledged that the recent reduction in US-China tariffs was clearly an improvement in bilateral trade relations, though tariff levels remained relatively high.

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  • If tariffs long lasting, the one issue I would be looking to is how supply chains get rearranged in the rest of the world.
  • US/China tariff reduction obviously an improvement as far as trade between countries go, still pretty high.
  • Still expect increase in prices and slowdown in economy though not to same rate as before.
  • My basic outlook may have changed in terms of extent to which we need to use our tools, but not direction.
  • Extent of uncertainty may have gone down a bit, extent of supply shock.
  • I am one of those who believes there could be some permanency from price increases related to tariffs.
  • Given really tight labour market post-pandemic, many businesses reluctant to let people go.

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