Powell, Lagarde, Bailey, Ueda on Future Rate Decisions

The video discusses the current economic policy's restrictiveness, emphasizing that it may not be sufficient or long-standing. Decisions are made based on data and evidence, with a focus on upcoming meetings. Current inflation is slightly below 2%, leading to unchanged policy. However, if the baseline holds, a policy hike is likely in July. The decision-making process will be adjusted to allow more time between decisions, and consecutive meeting changes are not ruled out.

What does the speaker mean by being 'evidence driven' in their decision-making process?

What does the speaker imply about the possibility of consecutive meetings?