Fed’s Evans says he’s nervous on China, inflation expectations
January 14, 2016 7:39 am
President Charles Evans of the Chicago Federal Reserve said he is nervous of the potential effects of the slowdown of China on the U.S. economy and of the possibility inflation expectations may be falling.
China’s slower growth could have knock-on effects to more than just its major trading partners, Evans told reporters after a speech.
He added, “I’m nervous that inflation expectations are not as firmly anchored as we perceived them to be a year ago.”
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President Charles Evans of the Chicago Federal Reserve said he is nervous of the potential effects of the slowdown of China on the U.S. economy and of the possibility inflation expectations may be falling.
China’s slower growth could have knock-on effects to more than just its major trading partners, Evans told reporters after a speech.
He added, “I’m nervous that inflation expectations are not as firmly anchored as we perceived them to be a year ago.”
The material has been provided by InstaForex Company – www.instaforex.com
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