Richmond Fed President Sees No “Rationale” for Further Easing
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Lacker also stated that he does not “see where the rationale for further [quantitative] easing is going to come from.” In his view, the unemployment rate could fall below 8% by mid-2013 and core inflation should stay around 2% (not including energy costs).
Lacker refused to be drawn to predict energy prices. That was an awfully smart move on his part.
A transcript of the interview is available here and the video is available here.
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