I recently wrote about the Federal Reserve’s (Fed’s) lack of credibility[1] and explained that monetary theory today generally views long-run inflation expectations as being set by the Fed’s “forward guidance”. That is, the Fed simply announces future inflation and because it is credible, markets believe it and act accordingly. What markets expect eventually becomes reality.
Fun with Inflation Expectations
Fun with Inflation Expectations
Fun with Inflation Expectations
I recently wrote about the Federal Reserve’s (Fed’s) lack of credibility[1] and explained that monetary theory today generally views long-run inflation expectations as being set by the Fed’s “forward guidance”. That is, the Fed simply announces future inflation and because it is credible, markets believe it and act accordingly. What markets expect eventually becomes reality.