Terminal Velocity! Fed Implied Terminal Rate Now 5.363% At July ’23 FOMC Meeting As US GDP Report Revised Lower On Weaker Consumer Spending In Q4 ’22 (GDP PRICE Index Revised UP To 3.9%)

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Yesterday, we saw The Federal Reserve release the minutes of the last meeting. In a nutshell, The Fed is going to keep raising rates.

The terminal Fed Funds target rates is now 5.363% for the July FOMC (Fed Open Market Committee) meeting in 2023.

This comes as US Q4 GDP was revised lower on weaker consumer spending, revised downward to 1.4%

With the revision of Personal Consumption, real GDP was revised downward to 2.7% annualized QoQ.

The Taylor Rule estimate for The Fed Funds Target rate is 10.15%. The Fed is only at 4.75%, so there is a long way to go! Except that The Fed doesn’t follow any useful rule like the Taylor Rule. Just the “seat of the pants” rule.

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