FED'S MIRAN SAYS THE FED SHOULD IGNORE ENERGY SHOCKS.

Federal Reserve official Miran stated that the central bank should disregard energy price shocks when formulating monetary policy. This perspective suggests a focus on core inflation metrics, potentially leading to a more stable interest rate environment despite volatility in energy markets. Such a stance may influence risk appetite among investors, particularly in the energy sector, as it could signal less aggressive tightening measures. Energy stocks and commodities may experience reduced volatility as traders recalibrate expectations around interest rate movements. Market participants will be attentive to upcoming inflation data releases, particularly the Consumer Price Index, to gauge the Fed's future policy direction.

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