Fed Governor Milan reiterates his outlook for falling inflation and urges a 50-basis-point cut over recent smaller adjustments, warning against misreading inflation signals.
Federal Reserve Governor Milan reaffirmed his expectation that inflation will decline and again advocated for a larger 50-basis-point interest rate cut instead of the recent 25-basis-point reduction. He criticized superficial interpretations of inflation data and emphasized the need for a decisive policy move toward lower rates. Milan’s stance contrasts with more cautious colleagues who prefer smaller rate adjustments.