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Inflation expectations update

Posted by Sada Mosler on January 29th, 2008

As of 1pm today – this is what the Fed is looking at for today’s meeting.

Most say if you let expectations elevate it’s too late. Others think they can be allowed to elevate a little bit and then brought down.

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