• Introduces Randy Quarles clip discussing how the Fed deals with energy price shocks and potential demand destruction.
    David Westin
  • Randy Quarles
    Consumer spending and business investment will respond quickly to higher energy prices if conflict is short (1-2 months), it's a blip for Fed; if longer, you'll see economic reaction. Higher energy prices are inflationary but also slow the economy. Combined with stimulative fiscal policy, the balance favors no Fed moves either up or down over next several months.
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