Former Philly Fed president Charles Plosser with some words of wisdom
There's a real problem here with the Fed
Fed considers the data but doesn't act
Central banks wring their hands all the time
Fed has created its own problems
There's dissent at the Fed because there's uncertainty
Dissent is helpful for the Fed
European banks are not as strong as those in the USUS banks are in
US banks are in pretty good shape
Fed is pretty good act conjuring up reasons not to act
Fed shouldn't be afraid that a recession might come
I wonder if he was this bolshie when he was in the hot seat?