On November 10 (UTC+8), Federal Reserve's Daly said that the U.S. economy may be suffering from a slump in demand, while tariff-related inflation currently appears to be under control.

Daly is currently not a decision-maker on the Federal Open Market Committee, the central bank's rate-setting panel. Daly did not specify what action would be taken at the upcoming meeting in December, saying, "To get policy right, you need to keep an open mind and dig deep into the evidence on both sides of the argument."

Daly said, "So far, the impact of tariffs has been largely confined to goods, with little spillover to services inflation or inflation expectations, which remain relatively firmly anchored near our target."

[Golden Ten Data]

Fed's Daly said she doesn't want to make the mistake of keeping interest rates unchanged for too long, and is indeed in a period of low inflation and low job growth, and that financial conditions are one of many factors in the Fed's decision-making.

Historically, the Federal Open Market Committee (FOMC) has had greater divisions in the past than it does now.

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Fed's Daly: Doesn't want to make the mistake of keeping interest rates unchanged for too long

Fed's Daly says that rate cuts to date have supported the labor market and continue to put downward pressure on inflation, and policy is in a good place. (Golden Ten)

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Fed's Daly: Rate cuts so far have supported the labor market

San Francisco Fed President Daly said on Monday that the slowdown in U.S. job growth is more likely due to weakening demand for workers than to a decline in labor supply due to tighter immigration policies. This is an important distinction for the Federal Reserve's debate about whether to cut interest rates further.

Daly did not explicitly state in the article whether she favors another rate cut at the Fed's December meeting. (Golden Ten)

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Fed's Daly: Policymakers need to keep an open mind about further rate cuts

San Francisco Fed President Daly said on Monday that the reason for the slowdown in US job growth is more likely to be a weakening demand for workers rather than a decrease in labor supply due to tightened immigration policies. This is an important distinction for the Fed's debate on whether to further cut interest rates. Daly mentioned in a newly published article that the slowdown in wage growth suggests that the decrease in monthly job additions indicates that businesses need fewer workers, not just because it has been difficult for companies to find new employees after the Trump administration tightened immigration policies.

In the article, Daly did not explicitly state whether she supports another rate cut at the Fed's December meeting, only stating that "developing the right policy requires an open mind and a thorough exploration of the evidence on both sides of the debate." (Jinshi)

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Federal Reserve's Daly: Policymakers Need to Stay Open to Further Rate Cuts

On November 10th, San Francisco Fed President Daly said on Monday that the slowdown in US job growth is more likely due to a weakening demand for workers, rather than a decrease in labor supply due to tighter immigration policies. This is an important distinction for the Federal Reserve's debate on whether to further cut interest rates. In a newly published article, Daly mentioned that the slowdown in wage growth means that the decrease in monthly new jobs indicates that companies need fewer workers, not just because companies are finding it difficult to find new employees after the Trump administration tightened immigration policies.

Daly did not explicitly state in the article whether she favors another rate cut at the Fed's December meeting, only stating that "making the right policy requires keeping an open mind and digging deep into the evidence on both sides of the debate."

[BlockBeats]

On November 10th, San Francisco Fed President Daly said on Monday that the slowdown in US job growth is more likely due to a weakening demand for workers, rather than a decrease in labor supply due to tighter immigration policies. This is an important distinction for the Fed's debate on whether to cut interest rates further.

In a newly published article, Daly mentioned that the slowdown in wage growth means that the decrease in monthly new jobs indicates that companies need fewer workers, not just because companies are finding it difficult to find new employees after the Trump administration tightened immigration policies.

Daly did not explicitly state in the article whether she favors another rate cut at the Fed's December meeting, only stating that "making the right policy requires keeping an open mind and digging deep into the evidence on both sides of the debate."

[BlockBeats]

Fed's Daly: Policymakers need to remain open to further rate cuts

On November 10th, Federal Reserve's Daly stated that the U.S. economy may be suffering from a slump in demand, while tariff-related inflation currently appears to be under control.

Daly is currently not a voting member of the Federal Open Market Committee, the decision-making body of the U.S. central bank. Daly did not specify what action would be taken at the upcoming meeting in December, saying, "To get policy right, you need to keep an open mind and dig deep into the evidence on both sides of the argument."

Daly said, "So far, the impact of tariffs has been largely confined to goods, with little spillover to services inflation or inflation expectations, which remain relatively firmly anchored near our target."

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Fed's Daly: Economy is experiencing negative demand shock with inflation under control

On November 10, Fed's Daly said that the U.S. economy may be suffering from a slump in demand, while tariff-related inflation currently appears to be under control. Daly is not currently a decision-maker on the Federal Open Market Committee, the U.S. central bank's voting body. Daly did not specify what action would be taken at the upcoming December meeting, saying, "To get policy right, you need to keep an open mind and dig deep into the evidence on both sides of the argument."

Daly said, "So far, the impact of tariffs has been largely confined to goods, with little spillover to services inflation or inflation expectations, which remain relatively firmly anchored near our target." [Golden Ten Data]

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Fed's Daly: Economy experiencing negative demand shock with inflation under control

Federal Reserve's Daly said that the U.S. economy may be facing a situation of weak demand, while tariff-related inflation currently seems to be under control. Daly is currently not a voting member of the Federal Open Market Committee, and she did not specify what action the upcoming December meeting will take.

She said, "To formulate policy correctly, we need to maintain an open mind and delve deeply into the evidence on both sides of the debate."

Daly said: "So far, the impact of tariffs has been largely limited to goods and has rarely spilled over into service sector inflation or inflation expectations, the latter of which remains relatively firmly anchored near our target." (FXStreet)

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Federal Reserve's Daly: Economy Facing Downside Demand Shock Under Controlled Inflation

According to Daly of the Federal Reserve, the U.S. economy may be suffering from a slump in demand, while tariff-related inflation currently appears to be under control. Daly is currently not a decision-maker on the Federal Open Market Committee, a voting member of the U.S. central bank. Daly did not specify what action would be taken at the upcoming meeting in December, saying, "To get policy right, you need to keep an open mind and dig deep into the evidence on both sides of the argument."

Daly said, "So far, the impact of tariffs has been largely confined to goods, with little spillover into services inflation or inflation expectations, the latter of which remains relatively firmly anchored near our target."

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11 月 10 日（UTC+8），美联储戴利表示，美国经济可能正在遭受需求低迷的困境，而与关税相关的通胀目前似乎仍受到控制。

戴利目前并非美国中央银行联邦公开市场委员会票委的决策者，戴利没有具体说明12月即将举行的会议将采取何种行动，她表示：“要正确制定政策，需要保持开放的心态，并在争论的双方深入挖掘证据。”

戴利说：“到目前为止，关税的影响基本上局限于商品，很少蔓延到服务业通胀或通胀预期，后者仍相对牢固地锚定在我们的目标附近。”

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美联储戴利：通胀受控下经济正经历负面需求冲击

11 月 10 日（UTC+8），美聯儲戴利表示，美國經濟可能正在遭受需求低迷的困境，而與關稅相關的通脹目前似乎仍受到控制。

戴利目前並非美國中央銀行聯邦公開市場委員會票委的決策者，戴利沒有具體說明12月即將舉行的會議將採取何種行動，她表示：“要正確制定政策，需要保持開放的心態，並在爭論的雙方深入挖掘證據。”

戴利說：“到目前為止，關稅的影響基本上侷限於商品，很少蔓延到服務業通脹或通脹預期，後者仍相對牢固地錨定在我們的目標附近。”

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