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Challenges in Central Bank Forecasting and Market Expectations
This chapter explores the difficulties central banks face in predicting market trends and making decisions based on economic forecasts. It analyzes the recent Federal Reserve announcement on rate cuts and the discrepancies between market expectations and actual economic data, particularly in relation to inflation figures in the US. The speakers discuss the complexities of relying on short-term data for long-term projections and assess the challenges of forecasting inflation post-pandemic amidst supply chain disruptions and geopolitical uncertainties.
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