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Fed Bowman's dissent is first from Fed governor since 2005



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WASHINGTON, Sept 18 (Reuters) -Federal Reserve Governor Michelle Bowman on Wednesday became the first Fed governor to vote against an interest-rate decision by the U.S. central bank since 2005, denying Fed Chair Jerome Powell a clear consensus at a pivotal moment.

The Fed's other 11 voting members all cast their ballots in support of reducing the Fed's policy rate by half apercentage point. Bowman, the Fed said, preferred a quarter-point rate cut.

Of the Fed's 19 policymakers who take part in each two-day rate-setting meeting, only 12 cast a vote on the decision. Those include eight permanent voters, including all seven members of the Fed Board and the president of the New York Fed, with the remaining 11 Fed presidents trading off one-year turns at the ballot box in groups of four.

Before 1995 dissents from Fed governors were not infrequent, but since then it has been Fed presidents who have cast the overwhelming majority of the 90-plus dissents in that time period. Fed chairs typically seek consensus on decisions, sometimes reaching compromises to avert open disagreement that could be seen as undercutting their credibility.

"I do think that we’re a consensus-driven organization," Fed Chair Jerome Powell said after the July rate-setting meeting, at which the group reached its 17th straight unanimous rate-setting decision. During the pandemic dissents were infrequent. "We felt more united because we felt under a lot of pressure to get things right," Powell said then, "but before the pandemic, we had plenty of dissents. And dissents happen. It’s part of the process. There’s nothing wrong with dissents, and if it happens, it happens."

Watershed moments in Fed decision-making are, in fact, sometimes marked by dissents.

In June 2022, Kansas City Fed President Esther George cast what until Wednesday had been the most recent dissent. She had argued for a smaller rate hike, but her colleagues opted for a 75-basis-point increase to battle accelerating inflation. It was the first of a string a four such super-sized moves, the rest of which George ended up backing.

Dissents "clearly suggest that they are not suffering from 'group think,'" said ING economist James Knightley before the meeting. "There are lots of risks to balance and (dissent) would suggest tough discussions are being had."

Ahead of the Fed's decision, financial market bets were running in favor of a half-of-a-percentage-point rate cut; analysts at Wall Street firms for the most part expected a quarter-point cut.

Bowman has made a practice of publicly diverging from the majority at the Fed Board over regulatory matters, with frequent and repeated calls for a lighter touch on banks.

Over the past year she also emerged as one of the Fed's most hawkish voices on monetary policy, supporting a higher Fed policy rate for longer than most of her fellow central bankers in order to be sure to fully vanquish inflation. Bowman's dissent on Wednesday was the first by a Fed governor in the hawkish direction - that is, in favor of tighter monetary policy, rather than looser - in nearly 30 years.

Below is a sampling of some notable dissents in recent Fed history.


MOST RECENT

OCCURRED IN

CAST BY

Dovish dissent

June 2022

Kansas City Fed's Esther George

Hawkish dissent

March 2022

St Louis Fed's James Bullard

Two dissents

Sept 2020

Dallas Fed's Robert Kaplan, Minneapolis Fed's Neel Kashkari

Three dissents

Sept 2019

Bullard, George, Boston Fed's Eric Rosengren

Fed Governor dissent

Sept 2005

Marc Olson, who wanted easier policy

Fed Governor hawkish dissent

Dec 1994

John LaWare, who wanted tighter policy

Four dissents

Oct 1992

Two governors, two presidents

Five dissents

May 1983

Two governors, three presidents









Reporting by Ann Saphir; Editing by Andrea Ricci

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