What is Hawkish and dovish?
Money & central banksHawkish means leaning toward higher rates to fight inflation. Dovish means leaning toward lower rates to support jobs and growth.
Think of it like: Two coaches: one fears the team overheating, the other fears it running out of energy.
Real example: Fed chair Jerome Powell in 2022: "We will keep at it until we are confident the job is done." That is hawkish.
Lesson: Hawks and doves Practise it now: Data Drop Practise it now: Basket Case