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The Audience Laughs
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Powell says "dual mandate"
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Powell says "PCE"
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A Washington Post journalist asked a question
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YouTube livestream longer than 1 hour 45 minutes
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A Financial Times journalist asked a question
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A WSJ journalist gets to ask Powell a question
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Powell says the word "Strong" 5 times or more
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Powell takes off his glasses before exiting the stage (n/a if not shown)
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Powell says "Maximum employment and stable prices"
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Powell says "inflation expectations"
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"tight" is used to describe the labor market
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Powell mentions that rates are currently restrictive
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Powell talks about inflation in the services sector
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Powell mentions that we could need tighter policy conditional on events
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"housing price" mentioned
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Powell mentions the pandemic
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Someone asks Powell about the above-expectation Feb payroll print
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Powell talks about Taylor Rule
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"soft landing" exactly mentioned

The Federal Reserve will hold its next policy meeting on March 19-20, 2024. After a decision is made and statement published, Jerome Powell will give an elaborate speech in the FOMC Press Conference on Wed Mar 20th, 2024 13:30 EST.

Analysts pay close attention to the tone of the speech at the FOMC Press Conference and analyse what gets to be mentioned to determine whether the Fed is hawkish or dovish and what could be its next move.

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I don't see that anywhere

@RanaG Did you see my comment on this? It seems like it would qualify to me, but you might disagree.

Someone asks Powell about the above-expectation Feb payroll print

https://www.youtube.com/live/KPZGhNYNUa0?si=b6rH0fAGPnn44SGk&t=4354

Feb isn't mentioned directly in this question ("How much of that inflation that we've seen so far this year"), but it's clearly referring to Feb (there have only been two prints) and Powell explicitly calls Feb out in his answer - "The January number which was very high... The February number was higher than expectations... not terribly high".

Could go either way, I think it's subjective.

@DanMan314 they did not discuss the payroll numbers or any Feb employment numbers. They were discussing CPI and PCE

@RanaG oh you're totally right, I misread the market as discussing inflation

Powell talks about inflation in the services sector
bought แน€300 Powell talks about i... YES

https://www.youtube.com/live/KPZGhNYNUa0?si=I_0ig9wXx4VJWeFM&t=4249

"Where housing services inflation will come back down as current market rents are suggesting will happen, and where non-housing services will move back down".

Powell mentions that we could need tighter policy conditional on events

https://www.youtube.com/live/KPZGhNYNUa0?si=4gI3TzhlWR_aE3a2&t=3890

"We know that reducing policy restraint too soon or too much could result in a reversal of the progress we have seen on inflation and ultimately require even tighter policy to get inflation back to 2%."

Powell mentions that rates are currently restrictive
bought แน€35 Powell mentions that... YES

https://www.youtube.com/live/KPZGhNYNUa0?si=NOD_nhA_WM0q_uam&t=3622

"Our restrictive stance on monetary policy has been putting downward pressure on economic activity"

bought แน€25 Powell mentions that... YES

He then goes on to discuss the impact of high interest rates on mortgages, housing activity, and GDP.

The Audience Laughs

Resolves yes

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@RanaG are you around to resolve? don't see you in the livestream?

@shankypanky sorry was in a meeting at work

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Curious to see how this goes with inflation coming in higher than expected!

Probably a good candidate for live-streaming on https://manifold.markets/tv!

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