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Dove
Macro & the Fed
A dove is a central banker, or a stance, that puts growth and employment first and leans toward cutting rates or keeping them low.
A more dovish decision or speech than expected is read by markets as a sign that rate cuts are closer. Hawk and dove are not fixed identities: the same official can sound closer to one side and later to the other as the data change.
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