The dot plot shows the highest 2024 projection of 6.125% and the lowest projection of 4.375%. The median projection for 2024 is now 5.1% vs. 4.6% from the prior dot plot that we previously shared ...

The Fed releases a dot plot at every other meeting ... isn’t always a useful guide to the economic outlook or the Fed’s reaction to incoming data. Consider: At the Fed’s June 2024 meeting, the median ...

The dot plot is updated every three months and is meant to provide insight into the Fed’s future rate decisions, with the caveat that Fed officials can’t always predict the future.

Blikre and crew first explore dot plots or charts that summarize the Federal Open Market Committee’s outlook for federal funds rates and economist data, which Mahn cautions us to “take with a ...

The dot plot shows how each member of the FOMC projects interest rates over the next few years, with one dot for each member. Here’s a Bloomberg version of the dot plot: Back in 2014, as […] ...

This quarter's Dot Plot seems more in line with consensus expectations. The market is as well positioned as it has been in years to handle higher rates and I expect we'll see multiple hikes in 2017.

The dot plot was part of this new openness. A primary tension in monetary policy exists between rules and discretion. If a central bank adopts a discretionary policy, it does not operate from an ...

Data provided by Rosenberg Research show that the dot-plots are useless as a predictive tool. Rosenberg provided a table in a recent blog showing the dot-plots at every meeting since 2012 and how ...

Then came the dreaded “Dot Plot.” The more-formally named Summary of Economic Projections, or SEP, showed that a majority of Federal Reserve officials expect one 25 basis point inte ...

The dot plot increases transparency over Fed operations, according to Julia Coronado, president and founder of MacroPolicy Perspectives, who used to work for the Fed’s board of governors.