James Bullard, president of the Federal Reserve Bank branch in St. Louis, is speaking on the economy and policy
- Normalisation process in US is at an end
- Gone 'as far as we can'
- Hopefully we ended normalisation at the right moment
- Inverted yield curve has been a reliable signal in the past
(there will also be Q&A sessions following, both with the audience at his speech and media).
What Bullard is saying here makes a 'pause' logical, but maybe it can also be read that it'll be more than just a pause?
Where's the buffet?
