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Fed bond-buying has lost hundreds of billions and reform is urgent, David Malpass argues — Fed bond losses and urgent reform

David Malpass points to concerns about the Federal Reserve's approach to inflation and economic growth models, as outlined in his latest commentary for the Wall Street Journal.

He highlights that the Federal Open Market Committee's 19-member composition is distinctly hawkish, which he believes makes reforms more pressing. Malpass also draws attention to the significant losses incurred through the Fed’s bond-buying efforts, totaling hundreds of billions of dollars, and argues these actions have complicated the central bank’s position.

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Malpass has previously argued that economic growth is essential for U.S. economic strength and does not cause inflation, citing strong jobs data in a recent article. He also warned at a World Bank event that policies by the IMF and central banks, including debt restructurings, tend to devalue currencies and favor creditors over impoverished nations, according to his earlier remarks. These positions frame his broader skepticism of current central bank strategies.

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