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12,901
2021-04-07
Several participants suggested that the ARP could hasten the recovery, which could help limit longer-term damage in labor markets caused by the pandemic.
23
negative
No majority found
neutral
positive
0.8987
neutral
0.468044
negative
-0.128
positive
neutral
neutral
12,902
2021-04-07
After the transitory effects of these factors fade, however, participants generally anticipated that annual inflation readings would edge down next year.
21
neutral
neutral
neutral
negative
-0.958
neutral
0.5
neutral
0
neutral
neutral
positive
12,903
2021-05-19
However, a new surge in infections in several countries in Latin America and South Asia, notably India, underscored the fragility of the global recovery.
24
negative
neutral
neutral
negative
-0.581
neutral
0.5
neutral
0
negative
neutral
neutral
12,904
2021-05-19
Consumer loans grew at a robust pace in February, reflecting the continued expansion of auto loans and a partial rebound in credit card account balances.
25
positive
neutral
neutral
positive
0.9329
positive
0.648488
positive
0.6124
positive
neutral
neutral
12,905
2021-07-07
Progress on vaccinations will likely continue to reduce the effects of the public health crisis on the economy, but risks to the economic outlook remain.
25
negative
neutral
neutral
positive
0.8895
negative
0.371287
negative
-0.5267
neutral
neutral
neutral
12,906
2021-08-18
In questions and comments following the manager's briefing, participants expressed broad support for the establishment of the SRF and FIMA Repo Facility.
22
neutral
neutral
neutral
positive
0.8482
positive
0.599144
positive
0.4019
neutral
neutral
positive
12,907
2021-08-18
The Open Market Desk at the Selected Bank will also report at least annually to the Committee on facility usage and the list of approved account holders.
27
neutral
neutral
neutral
neutral
-0.002
neutral
0.5
neutral
0
neutral
neutral
positive
12,908
2021-08-18
Furthermore, the spread of mortgage rates to MBS yields was close to pre-pandemic levels after having widened significantly at the start of the pandemic.
24
neutral
neutral
neutral
positive
0.3935
neutral
0.5
neutral
0
neutral
neutral
positive
12,909
2021-08-18
For the year as a whole, therefore, real GDP was projected to post a substantial increase, with a correspondingly large decline in the unemployment rate.
25
positive
positive
neutral
positive
0.8757
neutral
0.512897
positive
0.0516
positive
neutral
neutral
12,910
2021-08-18
Progress on vaccinations will likely continue to reduce the effects of the public health crisis on the economy, but risks to the economic outlook remain.
25
negative
neutral
neutral
positive
0.8895
negative
0.371287
negative
-0.5267
neutral
neutral
neutral
12,911
2021-10-13
Progress on vaccinations will likely continue to reduce the effects of the public health crisis on the economy, but risks to the economic outlook remain.
25
negative
neutral
neutral
positive
0.8895
negative
0.371287
negative
-0.5267
neutral
neutral
neutral
12,912
2021-11-24
Participants observed that households had strong balance sheets and that consumer spending would also be supported by accommodative financial conditions.
20
positive
neutral
neutral
positive
0.8903
positive
0.672255
positive
0.7184
neutral
neutral
positive
12,913
2022-02-16
The Open Market Desk at the Selected Bank will also report at least annually to the Committee on facility usage and the list of approved account holders.
27
neutral
neutral
neutral
neutral
-0.002
neutral
0.5
neutral
0
neutral
neutral
positive
12,914
2022-05-25
Household credit quality remained strong, and delinquency rates across both prime and nonprime borrowers continued to be subdued by historical standards.
21
positive
neutral
neutral
positive
0.8952
positive
0.670313
positive
0.7096
neutral
neutral
neutral
12,915
2022-05-25
These advances and the further tightening of labor market conditions were judged consistent with significant underlying momentum in the domestic economy.
21
positive
positive
neutral
positive
0.926
positive
0.550403
positive
0.2023
positive
neutral
neutral
12,916
2022-08-17
Inflation remained elevated, reflecting supply and demand imbalances related to the pandemic, higher food and energy prices, and broader price pressures.
21
negative
neutral
negative
negative
-0.644
neutral
0.4618
negative
-0.1531
neutral
neutral
positive
12,917
2022-08-17
In addition, business survey data and information received from contacts indicated that manufacturing orders and production had fallen in some Districts.
21
negative
neutral
neutral
negative
-0.965
neutral
0.5
neutral
0
negative
neutral
neutral
12,918
2022-08-17
If this risk materialized, it would complicate the task of returning inflation to 2 percent and could raise substantially the economic costs of doing so.
25
negative
neutral
negative
negative
-0.828
negative
0.432122
negative
-0.2732
neutral
neutral
positive
12,919
2022-10-12
Available spending indicators, including the August retail sales report, suggested that real PCE was on track to post a modest gain in the third quarter.
25
positive
neutral
neutral
positive
0.9359
positive
0.628713
positive
0.5267
positive
neutral
neutral
12,920
2022-10-12
The U.S. dollar appreciated further against most major currencies, reaching multi-decade highs against the euro, the British pound, and the Japanese yen.
22
neutral
neutral
positive
positive
0.9149
positive
0.603842
positive
0.4215
neutral
neutral
positive
12,921
2022-10-12
Inflation remained elevated, reflecting supply and demand imbalances related to the pandemic, higher food and energy prices, and broader price pressures.
21
negative
neutral
negative
negative
-0.644
neutral
0.4618
negative
-0.1531
neutral
neutral
positive
12,922
2022-10-12
With regard to the economic outlook, participants noted that recent data pointed to modest growth in economic activity over the second half of this year.
25
positive
neutral
neutral
negative
-0.293
positive
0.594307
positive
0.3818
positive
neutral
neutral
12,923
2022-10-12
"The vote also encompassed approval of the statement below for release at 2:00 p.m.:"Recent indicators point to modest growth in spending and production.
23
positive
neutral
neutral
positive
0.8479
positive
0.666145
positive
0.6908
neutral
neutral
positive
12,924
2022-11-23
Residential investment dropped further, however, and business fixed investment growth was held back by a decline in nonresidential structures investment.
20
negative
neutral
neutral
negative
-0.941
neutral
0.531956
positive
0.128
negative
neutral
neutral
12,925
2022-11-23
Inflation remained elevated, reflecting supply and demand imbalances related to the pandemic, higher food and energy prices, and broader price pressures.
21
negative
neutral
negative
negative
-0.644
neutral
0.4618
negative
-0.1531
neutral
neutral
positive
12,926
2022-11-23
They would be prepared to adjust the stance of monetary policy as appropriate if risks emerged that could impede the attainment of the Committee's goals.
25
neutral
neutral
neutral
neutral
-0.17
negative
0.432122
negative
-0.2732
neutral
neutral
neutral
12,927
2022-11-23
"The vote also encompassed approval of the statement below for release at 2:00 p.m.:"Recent indicators point to modest growth in spending and production.
23
positive
neutral
neutral
positive
0.8479
positive
0.666145
positive
0.6908
neutral
neutral
positive
12,928
2023-01-04
Credit continued to be generally available to businesses and households, but high borrowing costs appeared to weigh on financing volumes in many markets.
23
negative
neutral
neutral
negative
-0.593
positive
0.594307
positive
0.3818
neutral
neutral
neutral
12,929
2023-01-04
Inflation remained elevated, reflecting supply and demand imbalances related to the pandemic, higher food and energy prices, and broader price pressures.
21
negative
neutral
negative
negative
-0.644
neutral
0.4618
negative
-0.1531
neutral
neutral
positive
12,930
2023-01-04
"The vote also encompassed approval of the statement below for release at 2:00 p.m.:"Recent indicators point to modest growth in spending and production.
23
positive
neutral
neutral
positive
0.8479
positive
0.666145
positive
0.6908
neutral
neutral
positive
12,931
2023-02-22
The staff assessed that valuation pressures had eased for corporate bonds and leveraged loans, as spreads in both markets had increased from recent lows.
24
positive
neutral
neutral
positive
0.9273
neutral
0.531956
positive
0.128
neutral
neutral
neutral
12,932
2023-02-22
"The vote also encompassed approval of the statement below for release at 2:00 p.m.:"Recent indicators point to modest growth in spending and production.
23
positive
neutral
neutral
positive
0.8479
positive
0.666145
positive
0.6908
neutral
neutral
positive
12,933
2006-02-21
Headline consumer inflation had been held down by falling consumer energy prices; more recently, however, crude oil prices climbed back up to high levels.
24
neutral
neutral
neutral
negative
-0.421
negative
0.405693
negative
-0.3818
neutral
neutral
positive
12,934
2006-02-21
Labor demand expanded further in the fourth quarter, as private nonfarm payrolls showed large gains in November followed by more-modest gains in December.
23
neutral
positive
neutral
positive
0.9281
positive
0.694767
positive
0.8225
positive
neutral
neutral
12,935
2006-02-21
For instance, the effects of a leveling out of housing wealth on the saving rate were difficult to predict, but, in the view of some, potentially sizable.
27
neutral
neutral
neutral
negative
-0.665
neutral
0.544358
positive
0.1779
neutral
neutral
neutral
12,936
2006-04-18
Labor demand continued to increase in the first two months of 2006, as private nonfarm payroll employment showed large gains in both January and February.
25
neutral
positive
neutral
positive
0.9279
positive
0.654052
positive
0.6369
positive
positive
neutral
12,937
2006-04-18
Excluding motor vehicles, consumption spending was robust, supported by continuing improvement in the labor market and advances in wage and salary income.
22
positive
positive
neutral
positive
0.9308
positive
0.675923
positive
0.7351
positive
neutral
neutral
12,938
2006-04-18
Growth of domestic nonfinancial sector debt appeared to have moderated only a bit in the first quarter from its robust pace in the fourth quarter of 2005.
27
positive
neutral
neutral
positive
0.4879
positive
0.589331
positive
0.3612
neutral
neutral
neutral
12,939
2006-04-18
While liquid deposits expanded moderately, small time deposits and retail money funds advanced strongly, supported by further increases in offering rates.
21
positive
neutral
neutral
positive
0.9384
positive
0.692663
positive
0.8126
positive
neutral
neutral
12,940
2006-04-18
Some participants indicated that nonresidential construction was in the process of picking up and commercial vacancy rates were declining in some regions.
22
positive
neutral
neutral
negative
-0.937
neutral
0.5
neutral
0
positive
neutral
neutral
12,941
2006-05-31
If economic growth continued to moderate over coming quarters, as anticipated, pressures on productive resources would most likely continue to be limited.
22
No majority found
neutral
neutral
positive
0.3341
neutral
0.525652
positive
0.1027
neutral
neutral
neutral
12,942
2006-05-31
Given the risks to growth and inflation, Committee members were uncertain about how much, if any, further tightening would be needed after today's action.
24
negative
neutral
negative
neutral
-0.388
neutral
0.455642
negative
-0.1779
neutral
neutral
neutral
12,943
2006-07-20
In general, inventories appeared to be well aligned with demand, and business surveys suggested that firms were comfortable with the level of inventories.
23
neutral
neutral
neutral
positive
0.9003
positive
0.603842
positive
0.4215
neutral
neutral
neutral
12,944
2006-07-20
Expansion of economic activity in the foreign industrial countries was solid in the first quarter, but indications for the second quarter were more mixed.
24
neutral
neutral
neutral
positive
0.3431
neutral
0.5382
positive
0.1531
positive
neutral
neutral
12,945
2006-07-20
Still, possible increases in resource utilization and the elevated prices of energy and other commodities had the potential to add to inflation pressures.
23
neutral
neutral
negative
negative
-0.054
positive
0.573464
positive
0.296
neutral
neutral
positive
12,946
2007-10-09
Most forward-looking indicators of housing demand, including an index of pending home sales, pointed to a further deterioration in sales in the near term.
24
negative
neutral
neutral
negative
-0.955
neutral
0.468044
negative
-0.128
negative
neutral
neutral
12,947
2007-10-09
Although these developments would likely be consistent with longer-term financial stability, they were likely to exert some restraint on aggregate demand.
21
negative
neutral
neutral
positive
0.7882
neutral
0.468044
negative
-0.128
neutral
neutral
positive
12,948
2007-11-20
The stance of monetary policy appeared still to be somewhat restrictive, partly because of the effects of tighter credit conditions on aggregate demand.
23
negative
neutral
neutral
neutral
-0.193
positive
0.55258
positive
0.2111
neutral
neutral
neutral
12,949
2008-01-02
In this context, the Committee judged that some inflation risks remained and indicated that it would continue to monitor inflation developments carefully.
22
neutral
neutral
negative
neutral
0.4102
neutral
0.4618
negative
-0.1531
neutral
neutral
positive
12,950
2008-01-02
While liquid deposits continued to grow slowly, heightened demand for safety and liquidity appeared to boost holdings of retail money market mutual funds.
23
neutral
neutral
neutral
positive
0.9255
positive
0.648488
positive
0.6124
neutral
neutral
positive
12,951
2008-02-20
Some participants, however, cited evidence that workers in some sectors were still in short supply and saw signs that the labor market remained resilient.
24
neutral
positive
neutral
negative
-0.889
neutral
0.5
neutral
0
neutral
neutral
neutral
12,952
2008-04-08
M2 increased strongly in January and February, boosted primarily by heightened demands for the relative safety and liquidity of money market mutual funds.
23
neutral
neutral
neutral
positive
0.9349
positive
0.692663
positive
0.8126
positive
neutral
neutral
12,953
2008-05-21
Although industrial production rose in March, production over the first quarter as a whole was soft, having declined, on average, in January and February.
24
negative
neutral
neutral
negative
-0.966
neutral
0.5
neutral
0
negative
neutral
neutral
12,954
2008-05-21
Views varied about the likely pace and vigor of the recovery through 2009, although all participants projected GDP growth to be at or above trend in 2010.
27
positive
neutral
neutral
positive
0.7008
positive
0.639201
positive
0.5719
neutral
neutral
neutral
12,955
2008-07-16
Tight credit conditions, the ongoing housing contraction, and the rise in energy prices are likely to weigh on economic growth over the next few quarters.
25
negative
neutral
neutral
negative
-0.865
positive
0.677652
positive
0.743
negative
neutral
neutral
12,956
2008-08-26
Excluding these categories, core consumer price inflation was elevated in June but, on balance, was running this year at about the same rate as last year.
26
neutral
neutral
neutral
positive
0.1548
negative
0.443665
negative
-0.2263
neutral
neutral
positive
12,957
2008-10-07
Conditions in short-term funding markets remained strained for most of the intermeeting period and deteriorated considerably just before the FOMC meeting.
21
negative
neutral
neutral
negative
-0.945
negative
0.400856
negative
-0.4019
negative
neutral
neutral
12,958
2008-11-19
Under this program, the Treasury issued short-term bills over and above its regular borrowing program, with the proceeds deposited at the Federal Reserve.
23
neutral
neutral
neutral
neutral
0.0091
positive
0.550403
positive
0.2023
neutral
neutral
neutral
12,959
2009-02-18
Readings on consumer sentiment remained at very low levels by historical standards through the end of 2008 and showed little improvement in early January.
24
negative
neutral
neutral
negative
-0.947
neutral
0.538623
positive
0.1548
neutral
neutral
neutral
12,960
2009-02-18
The decisions of the Federal Open Market Committee (FOMC) at its December 15-16 meeting reportedly were more aggressive than investors had been expecting.
23
neutral
neutral
neutral
positive
0.5482
neutral
0.4618
negative
-0.1531
neutral
neutral
positive
12,961
2009-02-18
Participants also noted that other categories of business investment were contracting; they expected the rapid contraction to continue in coming quarters.
21
negative
neutral
neutral
negative
-0.903
neutral
0.5
neutral
0
negative
neutral
neutral
12,962
2009-02-18
The Committee anticipates that a gradual recovery in economic activity will begin later this year, but the downside risks to that outlook are significant.
24
negative
neutral
neutral
negative
-0.708
negative
0.421114
negative
-0.3182
positive
neutral
neutral
12,963
2009-05-20
Consumer purchases appeared to have stabilized after falling in the second half of 2008, and the steep decline in the housing sector seemed to be abating.
26
positive
neutral
neutral
positive
0.1963
neutral
0.5
neutral
0
neutral
neutral
neutral
12,964
2009-09-02
Outside of high-tech and transportation, real spending on equipment dropped again in the second quarter but at a slower pace than in the previous quarter.
25
negative
neutral
neutral
negative
-0.964
negative
0.432122
negative
-0.2732
negative
neutral
neutral
12,965
2009-09-02
These factors, along with past declines in wealth that had been only partly offset by recent increases in equity prices, would weigh on consumer spending.
25
negative
neutral
neutral
negative
-0.799
positive
0.655025
positive
0.6412
negative
neutral
neutral