Tiffany Wilding

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29 appearances 5 recordings 2 series first heard Feb 2026 last heard 13 Aug

Tiffany Wilding’s voice in public audio — every appearance, attributed to the second.

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I think overall this plus the um you know the softer CPI print last month, you know, has to be, you know, a little bit of a relief for Fed officials, good news um for them.
Um, you know, at the same time though, you know, some of the more hawkish members on the committee, we doubt it really changes their minds.
The Bank of Japan, who would have thunk inflation is finally picking up after like how many decades?
And the Bank of Japan has been raising rates.
I remember back in the day when, you know, it was always the Fed leading the way.
If the Fed raised rates, everyone raised rates.
If the Fed cut, everyone was cutting.
They have to do what is right for their economies, for their inflation rates.
And I think this trade war sort of set everyone off in a different direction.
I don't know if he's going to care.
I mean, given all the commentary that we've heard from him, I don't think he does.
It's the sound of the gas escaping.
We're looking at the midpoint of the long-run neutral estimate, which is right around 3%.
They're at 3.5% now, so that implies two more cuts.
I think getting another one in would be the result of more disinflationary pressure potentially below target inflation or the unemployment rate moving up.
We did it.
We're here.
We're looking at the midpoint of the long run neutral estimate, which is right around three percent.
You know, they're at three and a half now.
So that implies two more cuts.
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