With last week’s positive Federal Reserve forecast, longtime Fed watchers might have sensed something missing—decades-old jitters about rising prices, perhaps? With the recovering U.S. economy likely headed for its strongest growth in almost 40 years, Jim takes a closer look at the central bank’s new world and why it’s sticking to current rate policy even if inflation begins to stir.

With last week’s positive Federal Reserve forecast, longtime Fed watchers might have sensed something missing—decades-old jitters about rising prices, perhaps? With the recovering U.S. economy likely headed for its strongest growth in almost 40 years, Jim takes a closer look at the central bank’s new world and why it’s sticking to current rate policy even if inflation begins to stir.

With last week’s positive Federal Reserve forecast, longtime Fed watchers might have sensed something missing—decades-old jitters about rising prices, perhaps? With the recovering U.S. economy likely headed for its strongest growth in almost 40 years, Jim takes a closer look at the central bank’s new world and why it’s sticking to current rate policy even if inflation begins to stir.
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3 Reasons the Fed’s So Relaxed About Inflation

A weekly podcast dissecting the latest trends in the economy that businesses should know about, from trade dynamics to labor market fluctuations. All from JPMorgan Chase Commercial Banking’s Head Economist, Jim Glassman.

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3 Reasons the Fed’s So Relaxed About Inflation

3 Reasons the Fed’s So Relaxed About Inflation