Mr. Milan, the Fed governor, said again on Wednesday that he expected inflation to fall and reiterated his call for lower interest rates. "I think we have to get monetary policy in place - get it out of a state of being too tight and remove some of the downside risks to the economy," said Mr. Milan, who is expected to return to the White House as economic adviser when his term as a Fed governor ends in January. He voted no at the Fed's last two interest rate-setting meetings, arguing for a 50 ba...