Do Fed Comments Cause Too Much Volatility in the Stock Market?

A growing body of research shows how comments from Federal Reserve members move financial markets. Longterm transparency efforts from the Fed have resulted in more communication with the public today than ever before. But some argue that the Fed's communication and forecasting framework may be contributing to undue market volatility. When it comes to "Fed speak," how much is too much?

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Fedspeak: Does The Federal Reserve Talk Too Much?