US Federal Open Market Committee meeting in September: overview of United States monetary policy trajectory
In a highly anticipated public event, former President of the Federal Reserve Bank of New York, William Dudley, and Mark Sobel, the OMFIF US Chair, will engage in a discussion about the future outlook of US monetary policy.
Both Dudley and Sobel are members of the Bretton Woods Committee, a prestigious organisation that focuses on international economic cooperation.
The conversation between the two economists will centre around the September Federal Open Market Committee (FOMC) outcomes and their impact on US monetary policy. Specifically, they will discuss the implications of the FOMC's decisions in September and their potential effects on the economy moving forward.
Dudley and Sobel will also delve into the FOMC's future policy decisions and their potential consequences. The discussion is expected to take place within the context of US monetary policy, with a focus on the outlook for the near future.
Although the exact date and location of the discussion have not been specified, it is scheduled to take place in the coming weeks. It is important to note that the discussion will be confined to aspects directly related to US monetary policy, and will not delve into other unrelated topics.
Both Dudley and Sobel are well-respected figures in the world of economics, and their insights into the future of US monetary policy are highly anticipated. This public event promises to be a valuable opportunity for those interested in understanding the direction of US monetary policy in the coming months.
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