Add another dose of the Fed's Bullard to your schedule. Plus all of next week's Fed sked

No one loves to be in the media more than St. Louis Fed President Jim Bullard. You never know what he's going to say either. He could walk back talk or 100 bps by July 1 or he could add to it. The guy is a random number generator.

In any case, we will all be tuned into his appearance at 8:30 am ET on Monday on CNBC.

The rest of the Fed calendar for next week remains light but I suspect more will be added.

Monday:

• Bullard

Tuesday:

• Nothing so far

Wednesday:

• FOMC minutes

Thursday:

• Bullard again
• Mester

Friday:

• Evans
• Waller
• Brainard (but topic is central bank digital currencies)

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