
Federal Reserve Governor Milan urges substantial rate cuts, citing slowed economic activity and aiming to win support with upcoming employment data.
Federal Reserve Governor Milan reiterated the need for significant interest rate reductions, stressing that current monetary policy is slowing the economy. He hopes upcoming employment data will persuade other Fed members to support lowering rates to a neutral level. His comments reinforce earlier signals from officials like San Francisco Fed President Mary Daly, who backed a 25 basis point December rate cut due to labor market concerns. Market expectations for monetary easing continue to grow in line with these statements.