Politics2/20/2026•Bloomberg

Fed’s Musalem Says Outlook Unchanged If Tariffs Replaced 1-for-1

Fed’s Musalem Says Outlook Unchanged If Tariffs Replaced 1-for-1

The Federal Reserve Bank of St. Louis President, Alberto Musalem, stated that his economic outlook would not change significantly if the Trump administration is able to maintain most of its tariffs through alternative approaches. This comes after the Supreme Court struck down some of the president's global levies. Musalem emphasized that the economic outlook would remain largely unchanged as long as the tariffs are replaced on a one-for-one basis. He noted that the key factor is the overall level of tariffs, rather than the specific mechanisms used to implement them. The article highlights the Fed's focus on the broader economic implications of trade policy, rather than the specific legal or political details. Musalem's comments suggest that the central bank is more concerned with the overall impact on the economy than the precise means by which tariffs are implemented.

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