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FOMC to signal a taper - Barclays
eFXdata reports that Barclays Research discusses its expectations for the FOMC decision.
"Our economists expect the FOMC to signal a taper, that is conditional on outcomes for employment and the path of the pandemic, beginning in December along a hastier timeline. They anticipate that tapering will begin in December with a formal announcement unlikely until November. Our baseline anticipates that the committee will reduce its current pace of monthly purchases ($80bn for Treasuries, $40bn for agencies) along a hastier timeline; specifically, Treasury securities by $20bn per meeting and agency purchases by $10bn," Barclays notes.
"Our economists expect the committee to create space between the tapering timeline and the lift-off decision," Barclays adds.
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