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MNI BRIEF: Daly Sees No Urgency For The Fed To Cut Rates

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San Francisco President says inflation progress has slowed from last year.

San Francisco Federal Reserve President Mary Daly said Friday she's in no hurry to lower borrowing costs, citing a strong labor market and the "bumpy ride" across recent inflation data, adding to the list of officials showing more hesitancy this week following stronger-than-expected price gains.

There is “no urgency to adjust the policy rate” she said at the start of an online talk, and said she's focused on a broad range of indicators rather than any single report. Inflation progress has slowed from last year and there is a lot of work to do before officials can be confident they are returning to price stability, Daly said. (See: MNI INTERVIEW: One Fed Cut Most Likely 2024 Outcome-Keister)

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San Francisco Federal Reserve President Mary Daly said Friday she's in no hurry to lower borrowing costs, citing a strong labor market and the "bumpy ride" across recent inflation data, adding to the list of officials showing more hesitancy this week following stronger-than-expected price gains.

There is “no urgency to adjust the policy rate” she said at the start of an online talk, and said she's focused on a broad range of indicators rather than any single report. Inflation progress has slowed from last year and there is a lot of work to do before officials can be confident they are returning to price stability, Daly said. (See: MNI INTERVIEW: One Fed Cut Most Likely 2024 Outcome-Keister)

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