Fed's Logan: Too early to consider rate cuts
Federal Reserve Chairman Logan stated that there is significant upward risk to inflation. It is premature to consider cutting interest rates at this time. We need to maintain flexibility in our policies. There are still sufficient reasons to believe that inflation will reach 2%.
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