The Fed hikes, and its chair skips the dot plot
Missing chair projection as signal
The Federal Reserve, inflation, jobs and growth: analysis of the economic cycle and the data behind it.
Missing chair projection as signal
Inflation persistence forces tightening
Strong labour data forces tightening
Rule-implied rate above policy
Second-round effects test
Hike odds from forward curve
Minority votes signal next move
Legal basis change, similar rate
Decomposing two supply shocks
Dissent build-up before hike
Chair change as structural break
Inventory drawdown clock
Diesel tightness leads core
Chair transition risk
Liquidation status drives timing
Blockade replaces open conflict
Asia bears most crude exposure
Supply-shock reaction function
Stock release vs flow loss
Second-round effects by regime
Legal regime break in tariff series
Benchmark revision reshapes trend
Smaller balance sheet traded for cuts
Missing months break SA filters
Carry-forward prices bias CPI
Delayed GDP after shutdown
Voting dispersion as signal
Reserve management purchases
December odds swing on one speech
Unrecovered federal activity
QT end timing
Single CPI release during shutdown
Private data substitutes for BLS
Shutdown halts statistics
Insurance easing; 50bp dissent
Appointments shift reaction function
Benchmark resets cut path
Immigration curbs lower job trend
Governance risk lifts long end
Labour downside outweighs inflation
Concentrated export exposure
Late-response revision bias
Statistical agency independence
Growth feedback assumptions
Bimodal SEP distribution
Oil shock into inflation swaps