The US Federal Reserve Governor noted that the risks to economic outlook are becoming more positive. More of his statements came as follows:
- Trade uncertainty has declined.
- Consumer confidence rose well.
- The US economy is resilient.
- Business investments have been in a state of weakness.
- We will eventually raise interest.
- We do not see high inflation now.
- Inflation expectations approached the desired levels.
- Continued decline in trade tensions will bode well.
- Do not expect immediate effects from the decline of those tensions, of course this will take time.
- Need to see a strong rise in inflation before taking any action.
- The current monetary policy is adapted to the situation.
- We do not see any asset bubbles, we will watch this closely.
- The financial system is very liquid, but we still want this to continue strongly.
- The Bank still expects the economy to grow at a moderate pace.
- There has been no strong pressure on inflation lately.
- We will intervene if situations require it.
