Fed Minutes: Fed staff forecast for inflation in 2026 and 2027 was higher than in April forecast, reflecting the Middle East war and effects
Fed Minutes: Fed staff forecast for inflation in 2026 and 2027 was higher than in April forecast, reflecting the Middle East war and effects of AI buildout.
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Participants Generally Saw Upside Risks To Price Stability As Elevated - Participants Generally Saw Downside Risks To Maximum Employment Goal Had Moderated A Bit - A Majority Of Participants Saw Advantages In Shortening Policy Statement - Most Participants Preferred Not To Repeat Previous Statement Language Suggesting An Easing Bias - Some Participants Welcomed Review Of Communications Tools, Practices - FOMC Committee Members Concurred Statement Would Convey Commitment To Dual Mandate Goals, Emphasize FOMC Will Deliver Price Stability - In Such Scenarios Almost All Of Those Participants Indicated Some Policy Firming Would Likely Be Warranted - Most Participants Pointed To Scenarios In Which Inflation Would Stay Elevated Due To AI-Related Demand, Middle East Conflict Or Tariffs - Fed Inflation In 2026 And 2027 Staff Forecast Was Higher Than In April Forecast, Reflecting Middle East War, Effects Of Ai Buildout - Fed Staff GDP Growth Outlook Was A Bit Lower Than April Forecast