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Chicago Fed addresses concerns about dot plot direction, Diane Swonk notes

Chicago Fed addresses concerns about dot plot direction, Diane Swonk notes
Chicago Fed debate on dot plot

Diane Swonk highlights an important caveat from the Chicago Fed regarding the interpretation of the dot plot by participants at the Federal Reserve meeting. She notes that concerns have been raised, including by Chairman Warsh, about whether the dot plot could lock the Fed into a preset policy path.

Swonk indicates that further updates can be expected from relevant task forces.

Swonk previously pointed to the Atlanta Fed’s Taylor Rule, which suggests that current policy rates may be too low to bring inflation back to 2 percent, according to a recent analysis. She has also noted that trust, rather than data alone, was a key factor in a recent bond market rout. These observations provide context for ongoing discussions about Fed communications and policy direction.

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