Our Take

  • The Fed continues to emphasize risks associated with both aspects of its dual mandate – maximum employment and price stability – and its November rate cut and related comments are consistent with the cooling labor market and moderating inflation measures over the last several months.
  • Monetary policy continues to be on a path toward a neutral stance, though the pace of policy normalization and the ultimate neutral level will remain dependent upon incoming economic data.
  • While the Fed decided to continue to reduce its securities holdings, we expect the Fed to moderate the pace of balance sheet runoff in the coming months.

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