| Name | ||
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| Kansas City Fed Policy Rate Skew | ||
| Link | ||
| https://www.kansascityfed.org/data-and-trends/kansas-city-fed-policy-rate-skew/ | ||
| Source | ||
| Federal Reserve Bank of Kansas City | ||
| Notes | ||
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The Kansas City Fed’s Measure of Policy Rate Skew (KC PRS) is a daily measure of how financial markets perceive the balance of risks to short-term U.S. interest rates one year in the future. A positive value of policy rate skew indicates financial markets believe interest rates are more likely to end up higher than projected, whereas a negative value suggests rates could end up lower than projected.
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