Jerome Powell's Most Important Statement EVER - Eurodollar University's weekly conversation

Why do central bankers need to be "confident" about inflation? At Jackson Hole, Fed Chair Jay Powell repeatedly referred to a high level of uncertainty. It doesn't matter if that was hawkish or dovish, those at the Fed portray that they know more than they do. It was the same at Jackson in August 2010 when then-Chair Ben Bernanke used the same "uncertainty" to launch a second QE.

Eurodollar University's weekly conversation w/Steve Van Metre