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What podcasts say about U.S. Federal Reserve

Every statement, with the speaker, the exact quote and the moment it was said.

What experts have said about U.S. Federal Reserve

13 statements · 2 positive · 5 negative · 1 mixed · 5 neutral

  1. The Fed will hold at its next meeting and likely hike at least once in December.

    “we're expecting the Fed to remain on hold at the next meeting and then likely resume with at least one more hike in December”

    Listen at 5:36

    Open the episode · Top of the Morning: State of the US economy & Fed outlook
  2. There will be substantial support for the Fed holding rates at the next meeting.

    “there'll be support for remaining on hold”

    Listen at 5:55

    Open the episode · Top of the Morning: State of the US economy & Fed outlook
  3. Risks favor additional Fed hikes, potentially including a third hike in March.

    “The risks are definitely skewed to more hikes, so possibly a third in March”

    Listen at 6:26

    Open the episode · Top of the Morning: State of the US economy & Fed outlook
  4. The base case is for one or two additional Fed rate hikes.

    “the base case is one, maybe two more”

    Listen at 6:43

    Open the episode · Top of the Morning: State of the US economy & Fed outlook
  5. The jobs report is unlikely to materially change the Federal Reserve’s monetary-policy approach.

    “I don't think this gives the Fed a lot of information. I don't think it'll really change what they're. their approach to monetary policy.”

    Listen at 6:29

    Open the episode · US Firms Add Just 29,000 Jobs, Unemployment Rate Ticks Up: Instant Reaction
  6. Claudia BauerNeutralOct 2, 2026· Stock Movers

    The jobs report will not materially change the Fed’s monetary-policy approach

    “I don't think this gives the Fed a lot of information. I don't think it'll really change what they're their approach to monetary policy right now.”

    Listen at 6:36

    Open the episode · US Firms Add Just 29,000 Jobs, Unemployment Rate Ticks Up: Instant Reaction
  7. The jobs report is unlikely to materially change the Fed’s monetary-policy approach

    “I don't think this gives the Fed a lot of information. I don't think it'll really change what they're their approach to monetary policy right now.”

    Listen at 6:36

    Open the episode · US Firms Add Just 29,000 Jobs, Unemployment Rate Ticks Up: Instant Reaction
  8. The Federal Reserve should focus monetary policy on inflation

    “I think it it's appropriate for them to be focused on the inflation side.”

    Listen at 7:10

    Open the episode · US Firms Add Just 29,000 Jobs, Unemployment Rate Ticks Up: Instant Reaction
  9. The jobs report will not substantially change the Fed’s policy thinking

    “I don't think it really shifts the feds thinking that much”

    Listen at 12:21

    Open the episode · September Jobs Report
  10. Michael GreenbaumNegativeSep 29, 2026· Prof G Markets

    Current monetary policy will worsen younger generations’ economic conditions.

    “this is unfortunately going to exacerbate and worsen conditions for the younger generation at the expense of the older generation”

    Listen at 12:42

    Open the episode · Wall Street Veteran: The Bond Sell-Off Is A Buying Opportunity
  11. Tom LeeNegativeSep 18, 2026· The Compound and Friends

    Federal Reserve intervention causes most bull markets to end.

    “The Fed 80% of the time is the reason a bull market ends.”

    Listen at 13:41

    Open the episode · Tom Lee and Dan Ives Explain Everything
  12. Robert ArmstrongNegativeSep 17, 2026· Prof G Markets

    The Fed will tighten policy if inflation is not approaching target fast enough.

    “If the answer is no, we're going to tighten policy.”

    Listen at 6:33

    Open the episode · Fed Hikes Rates For First Time In 3 Years — Here’s Why It Matters
  13. The Fed will follow market pricing and raise rates

    “the Fed will listen to the market.”

    Listen at 7:48

    Open the episode · Daybreak Weekend: Fed Decision, Sweden Election, BOJ Meeting

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