CITIC Securities: There is a significant divergence in the monetary policy stance among the 12 Federal Reserve voting members

ChainCatcher news, according to Jinshi Data reports, Citic Securities research report states that based on the recent statements from Federal Reserve officials, there is a significant divergence in the monetary policy stance among the current 12 voting members of the Federal Reserve. Among the dovish camp of the Federal Reserve voting members are four individuals: Federal Reserve Governor Waller, Vice Chair Bowman, Federal Reserve Governor Cook, and Chicago Fed President Goolsbee; there are six voting members, including the Federal Reserve Chair, who hold a neutral stance and advocate for maintaining policy stability, while two voting members hold a hawkish stance. In the current Federal Reserve decision-making process, the inclination of the Federal Reserve Chair remains quite important, and the key factor that will determine whether the Federal Reserve will shift towards a dovish stance in the future is still the changes in economic data.