Federal Reserve Board Member Milan: In my view, monetary policy remains moderately restrictive.
It is still premature to rule out a softening labor market trend.
Evidence indicates that the labor market still requires support from the Federal Reserve. No signs of inflation concerns have been observed.
I lean toward a 25 basis point rate cut until reaching a neutral stance. Currently, continuing to cut rates is appropriate.
More updates to come…
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Federal Reserve Board Member Mullan Doves: Policy Still Restrictive, Prefers to Cut Rates at a 25 Basis Point Pace
Federal Reserve Board Member Milan: In my view, monetary policy remains moderately restrictive.
It is still premature to rule out a softening labor market trend.
Evidence indicates that the labor market still requires support from the Federal Reserve. No signs of inflation concerns have been observed.
I lean toward a 25 basis point rate cut until reaching a neutral stance. Currently, continuing to cut rates is appropriate.
More updates to come…
Risk Warning and Disclaimer
The market carries risks; invest cautiously. This article does not constitute personal investment advice and does not consider individual users’ specific investment goals, financial situations, or needs. Users should consider whether any opinions, views, or conclusions in this article are suitable for their particular circumstances. Invest at your own risk.