Fed 위원 발언 트래커 2026.07.29
오늘(KST) 2026-07-29 요약
- 총 발언 0건 · 활동 위원 0명
- 오늘 자정~현재(KST) 기준 집계된 발언이 없습니다.
기간 개요
- 집계 기간: 2026-05-01 ~ 2026-07-29 (90일)
- 활동 위원 19명 · 총 발언 2,705건
위원 요약 (최근 발언순)
| 위원 | 역할 | 총 | 7일 | 30일 | 최근 |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Kevin Warsh | Chair (Nominee) | 832 | 7 | 340 | 2026-07-28 |
| Beth Hammack | President | 128 | 0 | 40 | 2026-07-17 |
| Philip Jefferson | Vice Chair | 42 | 0 | 29 | 2026-07-17 |
| Lorie Logan | President | 80 | 0 | 36 | 2026-07-17 |
| Jeff Schmid | President | 69 | 0 | 12 | 2026-07-17 |
| Lisa Cook | Governor | 53 | 0 | 22 | 2026-07-16 |
| John Williams | President | 275 | 0 | 108 | 2026-07-15 |
| Michelle Bowman | Vice Chair for Supervision | 40 | 0 | 4 | 2026-07-15 |
| Austan Goolsbee | President | 175 | 0 | 12 | 2026-07-15 |
| Michael Barr | Governor | 28 | 0 | 8 | 2026-07-15 |
| Christopher Waller | Governor | 183 | 0 | 101 | 2026-07-14 |
| Jerome Powell | Chair | 292 | 0 | 3 | 2026-07-14 |
| Mary Daly | President | 170 | 0 | 34 | 2026-07-02 |
| Neel Kashkari | President | 92 | 0 | 0 | 2026-06-27 |
| Raphael Bostic | President | 15 | 0 | 0 | 2026-06-26 |
| Anna Paulson | President | 46 | 0 | 0 | 2026-05-29 |
| Tom Barkin | President | 46 | 0 | 0 | 2026-05-29 |
| Alberto Musalem | President | 85 | 0 | 0 | 2026-05-29 |
| Susan Collins | President | 54 | 0 | 0 | 2026-05-14 |
최근 발언 (최신 40건)
07-28 01:43Kevin Warsh — TRUMP PUSHES FOR LOWER FED RATES President Trump said the Federal Reserve should cut interest rates and argued the U.S. should have the world's lowest borrowing costs. He added that Fed board members are "political" and said Fed Governor Kevin Warsh would have to work with the board. (@WalterBloomberg) · WalterBloomberg07-28 01:34Kevin Warsh — TRUMP STATES WARSH IS FOCUSED ON MAKING GOOD DECISIONS. · firstsquaw07-28 01:34Kevin Warsh — TRUMP BELIEVES WARSH WILL MAKE THE RIGHT DECISION, CLAIMING HE UNDERSTANDS WARSH'S DESIRES. · firstsquaw07-28 01:34Kevin Warsh — TRUMP PRAISES WARSH BUT MENTIONS HE HAS A BOARD TO CONSIDER ON FEDERAL RESERVE RATES. · firstsquaw07-28 01:33Kevin Warsh — Trump, asked about Fed & rates: Warsh is great, but he has a board. Warsh'll do the right thing, I know what he wants. · FinancialJuice07-27 16:55Kevin Warsh — ECB done. Warsh testified. Andy Burnham is Chancellor. Now: FOMC, US GDP, BoE, BoJ, Australia CPI — and whatever Trump does next. @MrMBrown and Ryan Littlestone @tradinganalytix join LiveSquawk Market Talk to make sense of it all. Episode dropping soon. Follow to catch it. 🎧 YouTube: https://t.co/07ZAHN2Dlk 🎧 Spotify: https://t.co/y1ZTEPc8wX #Macro #FOMC #BoE #BoJ #LiveSquawk (@livesquaw) · livesquaw07-23 19:28Kevin Warsh — Cooler inflation is easing pressure for a Fed rate hike. But Chairman Kevin Warsh has said little about his reading of the economy, leaving next week’s decision harder to predict. https://t.co/oKcTuXt3ko via @WSJ (@livesquaw) · livesquaw07-20 09:35Kevin Warsh — OIL SURGES AS MIDDLE EAST TENSIONS SHAKE MARKETS • BRENT CRUDE CLIMBED ABOVE $91 A BARREL AND WTI ROSE ABOVE $84, REACHING THEIR HIGHEST LEVELS IN MORE THAN A MONTH AFTER U.S.-IRAN HOSTILITIES ESCALATED • ASIAN STOCKS DECLINED, WITH SOUTH KOREA'S KOSPI FALLING MORE THAN 1%, AS GEOPOLITICAL RISKS ADDED TO THE ONGOING AI-DRIVEN TECH SELLOFF • THE PHILADELPHIA SEMICONDUCTOR INDEX ENTERED A BEAR MARKET, AS INVESTORS QUESTION WHETHER MASSIVE AI SPENDING CAN DELIVER SUFFICIENT RETURNS • CHINESE AI STARTUP MOONSHOT AI SAID IT PLANS TO GO PUBLIC WITHIN SIX MONTHS AFTER ITS NEW MODEL INTENSIFIED COMPETITION IN THE AI SECTOR • THE U.S. DOLLAR STRENGTHENED WHILE RISING OIL PRICES INCREASED EXPECTATIONS THAT THE FED COULD KEEP INTEREST RATES HIGHER FOR LONGER • U.S. AND IRAN EXCHANGED FRESH STRIKES OVER THE WEEKEND, WITH IRAN TARGETING A POWER AND WATER FACILITY IN KUWAIT, FURTHER ESCALATING REGIONAL TENSIONS • INVESTORS ARE FOCUSED ON THIS WEEK'S U.S. PMI DATA AND FED CHAIR KEVIN WARSH'S POLICY OUTLOOK FOR CLUES ON THE TIMING OF ANY FUTURE RATE HIKES • TSMC ANNOUNCED AN ADDITIONAL $100 BILLION INVESTMENT IN ARIZONA TO EXPAND CHIP PRODUCTION AND MEET STRONG AI-RELATED DEMAND FROM U.S. CUSTOMERS · firstsquaw07-17 23:07Beth Hammack — Fed's Hammack: Hearing from businesses who say they think we need to take action to curb inflation, and from consumers who can’t make ends meet about a growing sense of despair. (@BreakingMarketNews) · FinancialJuice07-17 23:06Beth Hammack — Fed's Hammack: I’m seeing good growth numbers and stable consumer spending. (@BreakingMarketNews) · FinancialJuice07-17 23:06Beth Hammack — Fed's Hammack: Business leaders point to energy costs and supply chain disruptions as factors, but also cite pressures from insurance and the AI data center buildup. (@BreakingMarketNews) · FinancialJuice07-17 23:06Beth Hammack — Fed's Hammack: At the same time, I’m seeing good growth numbers and stable consumer spending. (@BreakingMarketNews) · FinancialJuice07-17 23:06Beth Hammack — Fed's Hammack: I consider the data as well as conversations I’ve had with business and community leaders in the 4th Fed District. (@BreakingMarketNews) · FinancialJuice07-17 23:06Beth Hammack — Fed's Hammack: I’m hearing from conversations with business and community leaders that inflation isn’t coming from only one source—it’s broad-based. (@BreakingMarketNews) · FinancialJuice07-17 23:06Beth Hammack — FED'S HAMMACK SAYS BUSINESSES ARE REQUESTING ACTION ON INFLATION AND CONSUMERS FEEL DESPAIR ABOUT THEIR FINANCIAL SITUATION. HE APPROACHES EVERY FOMC MEETING OPEN-MINDEDLY, FOCUSED ON ACHIEVING THE BEST FOR AMERICANS. · firstsquaw07-17 23:06Beth Hammack — FED’S HAMMACK STATED INFLATION HAS MULTIPLE SOURCES, NOT JUST ONE. BUSINESS LEADERS ATTRIBUTE IT TO ENERGY PRICES, SUPPLY CHAIN ISSUES, INSURANCE PRESSURES, AND AI DATA CENTER EXPANSION. HOWEVER, GOOD GROWTH AND STABLE CONSUMER SPENDING ARE OBSERVED. · firstsquaw07-17 23:06Beth Hammack — FED'S HAMMACK STRESSES IMPORTANCE OF LOOKING AHEAD FOR MONETARY POLICY, NOT JUST PAST OR PRESENT. HE ENGAGES WITH BUSINESS AND COMMUNITY LEADERS TO GAIN INSIGHTS BEYOND AVAILABLE DATA. · firstsquaw07-17 23:06Beth Hammack — FED'S HAMMACK SAYS NO CONFLICT IN OUR MANDATE, BUT INFLATION REMAINS TOO HIGH. LABOR MARKET IS NEAR MAXIMUM EMPLOYMENT. CURRENT PCE NOWCAST SHOWS CORE INFLATION AT 3.3%. PERSISTENT HIGH INFLATION IS THE MAIN ISSUE. I BASE MY POLICY ON DATA AND DISCUSSIONS WITH BUSINESS AND COMMUNITY LEADERS IN THE FOURTH DISTRICT. · firstsquaw07-17 23:06Beth Hammack — Fed's Hammack: Persistently high inflation is the bigger concern. (@BreakingMarketNews) · FinancialJuice07-17 23:06Beth Hammack — FED'S HAMMACK SAYS INFLATION IS EXCESSIVE AND THE LABOR MARKET IS NEAR MAXIMUM EMPLOYMENT LEVEL. · firstsquaw07-17 23:06Beth Hammack — Fed's Hammack: There is no conflict in our mandate - LinkedIn Post (@BreakingMarketNews) · FinancialJuice07-17 23:06Beth Hammack — Fed's Hammack: Our PCE nowcast shows core inflation at 3.3% after incorporating this week’s data. (@BreakingMarketNews) · FinancialJuice07-17 23:05Beth Hammack — Fed's Hammack: Inflation is too high. The labor market is right around my level of maximum employment. (@BreakingMarketNews) · FinancialJuice07-17 08:49Philip Jefferson — FED VICE CHAIR JEFFERSON: LABOUR MARKET IS STABILISING; LOW-HIRE, LOW-FIRE ENVIRONMENT DRIVEN BY UNCERTAINTY PARTICULARLY OVER AI; WELCOMES MORE DYNAMISM BUT DOES NOT WANT TO SEE UNEMPLOYMENT RISE · firstsquaw07-17 08:40Philip Jefferson — Fed vice chair Jefferson: labor market steadies · FinancialJuice07-17 08:26Philip Jefferson — Fed's Jefferson: If inflation fails to ease, revisiting policy stance may be necessary to maintain price stability · FinancialJuice07-17 08:25Philip Jefferson — Fed's Jefferson: Expect Middle East conflict to have limited impact on demand: US is net oil exporter, economy less oil intensive · FinancialJuice07-17 08:25Philip Jefferson — Fed's Jefferson: Current policy positioned to respond based on incoming data, evolving outlook and risk balance · FinancialJuice07-17 08:25Philip Jefferson — Fed's Jefferson: Energy shock overlaps with trade policy disruption: impacts near-term output and prices · FinancialJuice07-17 08:24Philip Jefferson — Fed's Jefferson: If AI productivity gains cut production costs earlier, inflation may face downward pressure · FinancialJuice07-17 08:24Philip Jefferson — Fed's Jefferson: Quick series of shocks risks inflation becoming entrenched, inflation expectations unanchored · FinancialJuice07-17 08:24Philip Jefferson — Fed's Jefferson: Firmly committed to bringing inflation back to our 2% goal, aligned with dual mandate · FinancialJuice07-17 08:23Philip Jefferson — Fed's Jefferson: economic shock from AI likely to have lasting impact on supply and demand · FinancialJuice07-17 08:23Philip Jefferson — Fed's Jefferson: If demand impact from AI buildout and consumption happens before AI productivity gains: AI could push inflation up · FinancialJuice07-17 08:23Philip Jefferson — Fed's Jefferson: Current scenario highlights policy dilemma as dual mandate objectives clash · FinancialJuice07-17 08:11Philip Jefferson — Fed's Jefferson: energy shock coincides with trade policy disruption, impacting output and prices in near term · FinancialJuice07-17 08:11Philip Jefferson — Fed's Jefferson: if demand impacts from AI expansion and use happen before AI productivity gains, AI might push inflation up · FinancialJuice07-17 08:11Philip Jefferson — Fed's Jefferson: Middle East conflict to have limited impact on demand as US is net oil exporter, economy less oil intensive · FinancialJuice07-17 08:11Philip Jefferson — Fed's Jefferson: firmly committed to bringing inflation back to 2% target, aligning with dual mandate · FinancialJuice07-17 08:11Philip Jefferson — Fed's Jefferson: monitoring two major developments — Middle East conflict, al-Qaeda growth · FinancialJuice
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