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The Taylor Rule and Today’s Dissents


Two voting members of the FOMC dissented in favor of raising rates. Some context for why that stance might make sense, from Jason Furman’s EconVitals Taylor rule utility.

Source: EconVitals, accessed 10/28/2026.

The implication that current rates are too low vis a vis the Taylor rule is general; here’s the Atlanta Fed’s Taylor rule app as of today:

Source: Atlanta Fed, accessed 10/28/2026.

 

 

 

This entry was posted on by Menzie Chinn.



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