The Federal Reserve is worried about the inflation, the unemployment and the withdrawal of the emergency packages

The Federel reserve is still very worried about the evolvement of labor market and and the risks on a still weak economy of the emergency package withdrawal. Furthermore inside the Federal reserve of Ben Bernanke there is divergence of opinions about how will the pressure affect the inflation rate next months.

This way, the Federal reserve showed that although the last report this November, is worried about the unemployment rate. However the bankers of the Federal Reserve state that they will need more than a good report to confirm the evidence that the labor market is recovering.

The hottest discussion between the officers of the Federal Reserve was about the forecast on inflation rate. So, some members of Federal Reserve’s open committee see low risk on the increase of prices due to the low interest rate, although they recognize that it’s important ”to stay alert” in front of possible risks.

On the other side, some members of the Federal Reserve believe that the increase on prices experimented by some raw materials could boost the inflation, a situation that could lead to higher interest rates although further improvements on the labor market.

The risk of the emergency package withdrawal

On this point of view, a civil servant of the Federal Reserve pointed in the last meeting hold on December, that the improvements of the financial markets and the economy, could ensure the withdrawal of the asset purchases and the sale of these across time. While others, are keeping that the economic recovery is still weak to withdraw the emergency packages and they bet for extend the asset purchase.

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