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January 4, 2024

Alberto Musalem to succeed Bullard as St. Louis Fed president

Bullard: Rates may still need to rise another half-point this year

WASHINGTON (Reuters) – The Federal Reserve may still need to raise its benchmark interest rate by another half-point this year, St. Louis Fed President James Bullard said, suggesting that any decision to…

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Exclusive-Fed’s Bullard discounts recession talk, favors more rate hikes

Bullard calls on Fed to get inflation under control this year

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Fed’s Bullard urges colleagues not to “stall” on remaining rate increases

Bullard: Up to Chair Powell to decide size of rate increases at upcoming meetings

Fed’s Bullard, Evans, show two paths to the same policy rate

Fed’s Bullard says boost to dollar from interest rate hikes may ease

Bullard: Recession a risk, but more on a global than U.S. basis

Fed’s Bullard: Inflation likely to be more persistent than expected

Fed’s Bullard: Rates will need to be ‘higher for longer’ if inflation does not recede

Fed’s Bullard: ‘Relatively soft landing’ feasible for Fed, ECB

Fed’s Bullard says policy rate should be at least 3.75% by end of 2022

Fed’s Bullard favors 75 basis point hike in July over 100 for now – Nikkei

Fed’s Bullard: ‘good chance’ for a soft landing

Fed’s Bullard sees continued U.S. economic growth

Fed’s Bullard: high inflation ‘straining’ credibility

Bullard: April inflation ‘hot’ but does not see 75 bp Fed rate increase ‘for now’

Fed’s Bullard wants to get rates up to 3.5% by year end

Bullard: Improvement in labor force not happening fast enough to ease inflation

Bullard: High inflation means Fed must think bigger, faster

Fed’s Bullard sees three successive hikes to start policy tightening

Fed’s Bullard says unemployment rate can go below 3% this year

Fed’s Bullard does not think a half-point rate hike ‘really helps us’ -Reuters interview