Michael McKee

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1,106 appearances 198 recordings 2 series first heard Aug 2025 last heard 15 Sep

Michael McKee’s voice in public audio — every appearance, attributed to the second.

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Recordings per month over the last 12 months — 195 in all, peaking in Jan 2026 with 40.

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Three-tenths doesn't change the year-over-year number, 2.8%.
Core PCE up four-tenths as forecast, same as last month.
So we actually see the core PCE year-over-year number fall to 3% from 3.1% as base effects affect that.
Most participants raised the concern that a protracted war could lead to further softening of labor markets, which would warrant additional rate cuts.
But many participants pointed to the risk of inflation remaining elevated for longer than expected, which, quote, could call for rate increases.
The vast majority of participants noted that progress toward the committee's 2 percent objective could be slower than previously expected.
Most participants raised the concern that a protracted war could lead to further softening of labor markets, which would warrant additional rate cuts.
But many participants pointed to the risk of inflation remaining elevated for longer than expected, which, quote, could call for rate increases.
The vast majority of participants noted that progress toward the committee's 2% objective could be slower than previously expected.
Most participants raised the concern that a protracted war could lead to further softening of labor markets, which would warrant additional rate cuts.
But many participants pointed to the risk of inflation remaining elevated for longer than expected, which, quote, could call for rate increases.
The vast majority of participants noted that progress toward the committee's 2% objective could be slower than previously expected.
Most participants raised the concern that a protracted war could lead to further softening of labor markets, which would warrant additional rate cuts.
But many participants pointed to the risk of inflation remaining elevated for longer than expected, which, quote, could call for rate increases.
The vast majority of participants noted that progress toward the committee's 2 percent objective could be slower than previously expected.
Most participants raised the concern that a protracted war could lead to further softening of labor markets, which would warrant additional rate cuts.
But many participants pointed to the risk of inflation remaining elevated for longer than expected, which, quote, could call for rate increases.
The vast majority of participants noted that progress toward the committee's 2 percent objective could be slower than previously expected.
Most participants raised the concern that a protracted war could lead to further softening of labor markets, which would warrant additional rate cuts.
But many participants pointed to the risk of inflation remaining elevated for longer than expected, which, quote, could call for rate increases.
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