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Standard & Poor’s give two reasons that Janet Yellen’s nomination as Chairman of the Federal Reserve is a near-to-intermediate term positive:
- Yellen’s nomination provides markets with a sense of continuity of the Fed’s current monetary policy decision-making and communications process
- Yellen is not as dovish as people think – she played a ‘key role’ in establishing the Fed’s 2% inflation target end unemployment thresholds for policy change. Says a close study of her history suggest Yellen won’t allow inflation substantially above 2% – and she threatened to dissent from Fed statements in 1996 and opus for tighter monetary policy