Federal Reserve Director Waller: Data shows the need to reduce interest rate cuts or start easing policies later

Federal Reserve Governor Waller said that cutting interest rates this year may be appropriate, but it is not yet the time; The data shows that there is a need to reduce interest rate cuts or start relaxing policies relatively late; The risk of waiting is lower than the risk of premature interest rate cuts; The current economy is still not in a hurry to cut interest rates; The Federal Reserve may need to maintain its current interest rate target for a longer period than expected; More progress is needed in inflation to support interest rate cuts; It takes at least a few months of data to determine that the inflation rate will reach 2%; The strong economic situation provides space for the Federal Reserve to evaluate data; The economy is growing healthily.