The only new player in Milan's non-dot map, Paulson, the new leader of the Philadelphia Fed, also participated for the first time

According to Bijie.com, on September 17 (UTC+8), when the Federal Reserve released its latest dot chart later today, Milan was not the only new official to anonymously submit economic and interest rate expectations. Paulson was involved in the work for the first time, who succeeded Pahack on July 1 as chairman of the Philadelphia Fed. Although Paulson is not a monetary policy voting committee member this year, the 19 Fed directors and the presidents of the reserve banks in various regions need to submit dot maps (relevant views are presented anonymously). As an academic economist, Paulson previously served as head of research at the Federal Reserve Bank of Chicago and will join the Federal Reserve's monetary policy voting committee next year.