
Federal Reserve Bank of San Francisco President Mary Daly expressed concerns about inflation uncertainty in the next few months, noting a healthy labor market with high inflation. Daly highlighted signals of consumers being selective but no decline in input prices. She emphasized the importance of a stable labor market and inflation target of 2%, stating the Fed's policy is restrictive but may take time to lower inflation. Daly mentioned the potential need for policy adjustments if the labor market weakens fundamentally.

Fed's Daly: Still seeing disinflation underway; no doubt things are slower now than last year. https://t.co/osHFqq3se6
Fed's Daly: I am still seeing supply improvements; there is no evidence the Fed has to really push the economy down. https://t.co/kjziKB6lk4
Federal Reserve Bank of San Francisco President Mary Daly said interest rates are currently restraining the economy, but it may take “more time” to return inflation to their goal https://t.co/gxim0LDjh7