
Federal Reserve officials Mary Daly and Michelle Bowman have expressed their views on the economy. Daly believes the economy is resilient, with no signs of stagflation or recession. She sees cautious optimism in the business community and notes the stock market rallies reflect enthusiasm. Bowman, on the other hand, warns of inflation risks and the need for steady policy rates. She remains open to raising rates if inflation worsens, emphasizing the importance of central bank independence.









Federal Reserve Governor Lisa Cook said it will be appropriate to reduce interest rates “at some point,” adding that she expects inflation to improve gradually this year before more rapid progress in 2025. https://t.co/cAqllRS4uw via @economics
Federal Reserve Governor Lisa Cook said it will be appropriate to reduce interest rates “at some point,” adding that she expects inflation to improve gradually this year before more rapid progress in 2025 https://t.co/RlWb0GjZwo https://t.co/Mpp2H2m743
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