Federal Reserve Vice Chair for Supervision Michelle Bowman said her outlook on interest-rate policy remains unchanged during a televised interview on Bloomberg. Bowman, a voting member of the Federal Open Market Committee, reiterated the position she took at the July meeting, when she supported a rate cut, and indicated no shift in her assessment of economic conditions since then. Bowman added that the central bank is waiting for the public-comment period to close on a proposed leverage rule before deciding on any adjustments. She emphasized that existing Federal Reserve regulations will stay in place under the next chair and said she is concentrating on her current supervisory role.