Federal Reserve's Logan: There is still "significant uncertainty" in the economic outlook, leaning towards returning to normal interest rates on a "more gradual path"
On October 9, PANews reported that Federal Reserve's Logan stated there is still "significant uncertainty" in the economic outlook, supporting the Fed's decision to lower interest rates in September. He sees a significant risk of inflation potentially remaining above 2% and favors returning to normal interest rate levels on a "more gradual path".
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