Cornerstone's Perli Says Fed to Indicate September Hike

The transcript discusses the economic outlook, focusing on potential rate hikes by the Fed and the Bank of Japan's recent policy changes. It highlights the Fed's likely continuation of rate hikes due to data aligning with forecasts, while the Bank of Japan adopts a more flexible yield curve control policy to address low inflation. The discussion emphasizes the dovish stance needed to stimulate inflation, given current economic conditions.

What is the general tone expected in the upcoming statement regarding economic outlook?

What potential changes to language regarding future rate hikes are being considered?

How has the Bank of Japan's recent policy shift been perceived?

What challenges are being faced regarding the 2% inflation target?

What are the implications of maintaining a dovish policy in relation to inflation?