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Goolsbee: The Fed Can't Keep Waiting Out Oil Shocks — WSJ

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By Nick Timiraos Verified
| Trading View
Goolsbee: The Fed Can't Keep Waiting Out Oil Shocks — WSJ For decades, the Federal Reserve's playbook for oil shocks has been to wait them out. Chicago Fed President Austan Goolsbee said Monday that approach has reached its limit. The case for waiting out supply shocks is that they fade on their own, usually before higher interest rates would take effect. But recent shocks haven't behaved that way, Goolsbee argued in a speech in London and in comments to reporters afterward.
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FRB議長、なぜトランプ氏を怒らせずに利上げできたのか

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By Nick Timiraos Verified, Brian Schwartz
| The Wall Street Journal Verified
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How Warsh raised rates without drawing Trump's ire

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By Brian Schwartz, Nick Timiraos Verified
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President Trump spent months attacking the Federal Reserve for keeping interest rates too high. On Wednesday, the central bank raised them , and Trump said he was standing by the chairman he picked. The mild response was the clearest sign yet that Fed Chairman Kevin Warsh has, for now, reset a relationship in which the White House treated the central bank as an adversary.
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