Fed's Bowman Says I'd Like A Fed Balance Sheet As Small As Possible; I Have A Different View From Many At FOMC On How People, Banks And Businesses Function In The Economy; I've Been On The Board For A Long Time Now, I've Become More Confident In My Views
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Fed's Bowman expresses a preference for a smaller Fed balance sheet, differing from many FOMC members. She emphasizes her confidence in her views on economic functions.
September 26, 2024 | 2:01 pm
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Fed's Bowman's preference for a smaller balance sheet could signal tighter monetary policy, potentially impacting SPY as it reflects broader market sentiment.
A smaller Fed balance sheet could imply tighter monetary policy, which may lead to higher interest rates. This can negatively impact stock prices, including SPY, as it represents the S&P 500 index. Bowman's views, if influential, could lead to market adjustments.
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