Later than advertised but now out
- Might be prudent to wait for stronger inflation before hiking for the second time
- He's taking a conservative approach to policy in the near term
- Expects more meaningful rate hikes in 2nd half of the year
- It may be worth erring on the side of accommodation given the risks of persistently low inflation
- Expects 1.5% CPI in H2 2016 as energy prices stabilise
- Is upbeat on economy despite market risks and expects 2.7% GDP this year
- Market sell off will not overwhelm economic strength but it tilts risks to the downside
Dovish comments from the Philly Fed president speaking in Delaware