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  that he doesn't believe the economy is on track to fall into recession and he cautioned against using

 simple benchmarks, like the relationship of bond yields, or moves in unemployment, as tools to divine the economic future.

Harker said he expects the jobless rate to move up to 4.5% from its current level due to the impact of Fed policy before ebbing. Such a gain would not "rise to the level of a recessionary rise," he said.