Who runs the Federal Reserve matters much less than what it does. When it comes to central banking, good personnel don’t yield good policy.

The market already anticipates fewer interest rate cuts in the future, especially after Fed Chairman Jerome Powell sounded less dovish in recent remarks.

Fewer people are moving and signing new leases — so the sample in the CPI doesn’t capture as much turnover, the researchers said.

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(Bloomberg) --Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell said last week central bankers are keeping a close eye on housing inflation ...