Musalem: Economic Conditions, Risks and Monetary Policy

Fed's Waller: i've been clear i think we should cut at the next meeting. Fed's Waller: 10-year treasury yield has been kind of anchored - CNBC Interview. Fed’s Waller: Don’t Need To Go In Lick-Sequence Of Rate Cuts – CNBC - Could See Multiple Cuts, Whether It's Every Meeting Or Every Other Will Need To See What Data Says - I See Multiple Cuts Over Next Few Months Fed’s Waller: Inflation Expectations Are Anchored - We Know We'll Have A Blip Of Inflation But It Won't Be Permanent, 6 Months Out Will Be Closer To 2% - Tariffs Aren’t Going To Cause Long-Run Inflation - We Can Always Adjust Rate Cut Pace Fed's Waller: I have not had interview for fed chair job and don't have an interview scheduled at this point.

BoE's Lombardelli: I am not confident that there is currently a margin of slack in the economy. BoE's Lombardelli: I am less confident that the current policy stance, as embodied in the market curve, continues to be meaningfully restrictive. BoE's Lombardelli: Not predicting that we are already at neutral, but nor am I confident that if we reduce restrictiveness much further we will still be sufficiently restrictive to return inflation to target sustainably. BoE's Lombardelli: I judge that we should retain the space to cut further in the future if needed. If we cut too far or too fast, we may then have to change policy direction. BOE's Lombardelli Says Rate Hold Due to Concerns Over Persistent and Expected High Inflation and Supply-Demand Balance

UK Economy Approaching Soft Landing but Still in Fragile State, Says BOE's Taylor BoE's Taylor: My main concern has been to get inflation sustainably back to the 2% target, maintaining monetary policy restrictiveness as long as necessary, but no longer - Annual Report. BoE's Taylor: Upside risk to inflation is smaller. BoE's Taylor: Greater danger is inflation undershooting goal.