Taylor Rule Calculator
FinanceCalculate a suggested federal funds interest rate target using the Taylor Rule, a common guideline central banks use to set monetary policy.
Suggested Fed Funds Target Rate
The interest rate the Taylor Rule suggests, given current inflation and output conditions
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Frequently Asked Questions
Where does the output gap number come from?
Use the percentage output gap from the GDP Gap Calculator, actual GDP minus potential GDP as a percentage of potential GDP, since that is the standard way this term is measured in the Taylor Rule.
Do central banks always follow the Taylor Rule exactly?
No, its treated as one of several guidelines central banks consider. Real policy decisions also weigh factors the rule does not directly capture, like financial stability risks.
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