PANews reported on November 6 that according to Jinshi, "Fed mouthpiece Nick Timiraos wrote that Fed officials are now facing a question: Will the election results lead to meaningful changes in economic demand or inflation, requiring a different policy path? Timiraos said that officials will not change their policy approach until they know President-elect Trump's reform proposals on taxes, tariffs and immigration. But if the Republicans also win control of both houses of Congress, they may begin to revise some basic assumptions at the December meeting.
Fed mouthpiece: If Republicans control both houses of Congress, the Fed may revise its basic assumptions in December
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