Fed Policy Should Stay Restrictive Until There's More Inflation Progress: Daly
(Reuters) - San Francisco Federal Reserve Bank President Mary Daly on Tuesday said that while there's no reason to be discouraged about the bumpy and sometimes imperceptible progress toward 2% inflation, the U.S. central bank should keep short-term borrowing costs where they are until the progress is more visible.
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