Fed's Logan: There are still "significant uncertainties" in the economic outlook and prefers a "more gradual path" back to normal interest rates

PANews reported on October 9 that according to the Golden Ten report, Federal Reserve Chairman Logan said that there are still "significant uncertainties" in the economic outlook, supporting the Federal Reserve's decision to lower interest rates in September. Seeing significant risks that inflation could persist above 2%, it favors a "more gradual path" back to normal interest rates.