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Powell: Goods inflation is pushing us slightly off target; risks remain to both inflation and employment goals
Powell: Goods inflation is pushing us slightly off target; risks remain to both inflation and employment goals.
— First Squawk (@FirstSquawk) July 30, 2025
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— FinancialJuice (@financialjuice) July 30, 2025
Fed's Powell: The next steps we take are likely to be closer to neutral.
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Powell: A lot of data due before the next meeting; base case sees recent price rise as one-time—timing adjustments are key.
— First Squawk (@FirstSquawk) July 30, 2025
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POWELL: REALLY HARD TO SAY IF DATA TO BE CLEAR BY NEXT MEETING
— *Walter Bloomberg (@DeItaone) July 30, 2025
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Fed's Powell: The dollar has not been a major focus of discussion.
— FinancialJuice (@financialjuice) July 30, 2025
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From @financialjuice|Jul 30, 2025|13 commentsFed's Powell: Inflation is most of the way back to 2% and there's catch-up inflation reflecting past pressures. Fed's Powell: Services inflation coming down nicely, goods going up. Fed's Powell: We can't separate out the tariff effects on inflation. Powell: Tariff costs will be shared between consumers and retailers. Fed's Powell: What we see now is the very beginnings of tariff inflation.
From @zerohedge|Jul 30, 2025|3 comments*POWELL: RANGE OF VIEWS OF WHAT NEUTRAL RATE IS AT THIS MOMENT Powell: It's still early to gauge the full impact of tariffs, but some effects are beginning to appear in consumer prices. POWELL: TARIFF/INFLATION PROCESS WILL BE SLOWER THAN EXPECTED Fed's Powell: Could say Fed looking through inflation by not hiking. Fed's Powell: We do not consider the cost to the government of our rate changes.
From @financialjuice|Jul 30, 2025|1 commentFed's Powell: You don't see a weakening in the labor market. Fed's Powell: Demand and supply for workers are coming down at about the same rate. Fed's Powell: The main number you have to look at is the unemployment rate. Fed's Powell: Decline in labor supply and demand suggests downside risk. Fed's Powell on the dissents: What you want is a clear explanation, and we had that today. People thought carefully about this and put their positions out there.
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From @DeItaone|Jul 30, 2025POWELL: WE'RE MONITORING SLACKER DATA QUALITY IN THE CPI Powell: Reliable government data is essential—we hope to continue getting what we need. An independent central bank has greatly benefited the public. Powell: Fed independence must be upheld as long as it benefits the public. Consumer spending, after years of strong growth, may be slowing—but remains healthy, with solid credit performance. Powell: GDP met expectations but is hard to interpret due to net export swings; private sector job creation has eased slightly in the latest report. Fed's Powell: Totality of labor market data shows solid market but you have downside risks.
From @financialjuice|Jul 30, 2025|2 commentsFed's Powell: In the discussion around policy, the majority view was that inflation is above target, employment is at target, and policy should be somewhat restrictive. Fed's Powell: Expects dissents to be explained in next day or so. Powell Says Differences in Opinions Are Normal and Calls This One of the Best Meetings They've Had Fed's Powell: Inflation is further from our goal than employment. Powell: We'll receive two employment and inflation reports before the next meeting—those will guide our next steps.
From @financialjuice|Jul 30, 2025|1 commentFed's Powell: We still think the labor market is the best economic data we have. Feds Powell: GDP is bumpy quarter to quarter and is often revised. Powell: No comment today on plans to stay on the Fed Board after chair term ends.
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