•Cleveland FED Mester: 12/16/2022 rate will be raised to 5%, and stay there until inflation comes down. She said inflation is still too high.
•NY FED John Williams: 12/16/2022: FED fund rate has to go above inflation rate; he doesn’t see rate cut until 2024
•St Louis FED Jim Bullard: 11/28/2022: "FED need to move more into restrictive territory"; "FED will have to pursue rate hike into 2023"
•Richmond FED Tom Barkin: 11/28/2022 "he in the camp for slowing down the rate hike, but keep raising interest rate to fight high inflation, to him it makes sense to raise interest rate".
•San Francisco FED Mary Dale: 10/1/2022 "Mary Daly says she doesn't expect interest rates to come down next year. She'd raise interest rate and hold it there; She thinks inflation is more persistent than people perceive.
•Atlanta FED Ralph Bostic: 8/26/2022 he's a softy on inflation, he advocated for 50-point rate hike (FED shouldn't contribute to uncertainties"; "marginally restrictive"; he wanted to get to the terminal rate in a orderly way.
•Kansas City FED Estha George: 8/25/2022 she is a strong advocate for streamlining the FED balance sheet and bringing down inflation, and higher interest rate makes sense to her.
•Boston FED Susan Collins: 11/18/2022 she's dovish. Her concern was the more we raise interest rate, the more chance we'd run into recession.
•NY FED John Williams: 12/16/2022: FED fund rate has to go above inflation rate; he doesn’t see rate cut until 2024
•St Louis FED Jim Bullard: 11/28/2022: "FED need to move more into restrictive territory"; "FED will have to pursue rate hike into 2023"
•Richmond FED Tom Barkin: 11/28/2022 "he in the camp for slowing down the rate hike, but keep raising interest rate to fight high inflation, to him it makes sense to raise interest rate".
•San Francisco FED Mary Dale: 10/1/2022 "Mary Daly says she doesn't expect interest rates to come down next year. She'd raise interest rate and hold it there; She thinks inflation is more persistent than people perceive.
•Atlanta FED Ralph Bostic: 8/26/2022 he's a softy on inflation, he advocated for 50-point rate hike (FED shouldn't contribute to uncertainties"; "marginally restrictive"; he wanted to get to the terminal rate in a orderly way.
•Kansas City FED Estha George: 8/25/2022 she is a strong advocate for streamlining the FED balance sheet and bringing down inflation, and higher interest rate makes sense to her.
•Boston FED Susan Collins: 11/18/2022 she's dovish. Her concern was the more we raise interest rate, the more chance we'd run into recession.