火星财经消息，10 月 22 日，2024 年 FOMC 票委、旧金山联储主席戴利表示，预计美联储将继续降息，以防止劳动力市场进一步疲软。
戴利周一在加利福尼亚州拉古纳海滩举行的《华尔街日报》TechLive 会议上表示，「到目前为止，我还没有看到任何信息表明我们不会继续降低利率。对于一个已经走上 2% 通胀率道路的经济体来说，这是一个非常紧缩的利率，我不希望看到劳动力市场进一步恶化。」
她补充说，目标是实现「软着陆」，即通胀率降至 2%，劳动力市场保持健康，工资水平赶上物价上涨。她说，随着通胀率的下降，美联储需要继续降低政策利率，否则就有可能让政策变得过度紧缩，损害劳动力市场。（金十）

<div>火星财经消息，10 月 22 日，2024 年 FOMC 票委、旧金山联储主席戴利表示，预计美联储将继续降息，以防止劳动力市场进一步疲软。<p>戴利周一在加利福尼亚州拉古纳海滩举行的《华尔街日报》TechLive 会议上表示，「到目前为止，我还没有看到任何信息表明我们不会继续降低利率。对于一个已经走上 2% 通胀率道路的经济体来说，这是一个非常紧缩的利率，我不希望看到劳动力市场进一步恶化。」</p><p>她补充说，目标是实现「软着陆」，即通胀率降至 2%，劳动力市场保持健康，工资水平赶上物价上涨。她说，随着通胀率的下降，美联储需要继续降低政策利率，否则就有可能让政策变得过度紧缩，损害劳动力市场。（金十）</p></div>

美联储戴利：预计美联储将继续降息，以防止劳动力市场进一步疲软

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The Mars Finance news reported that on October 22, <2024 FOMC voter and President of the Federal Reserve Bank of San Francisco Daly> stated that the Federal Reserve is expected to continue cutting interest rates to prevent further weakening of the labor market.

Daly said at the <Wall Street Journal TechLive conference> held in Laguna Beach, California on Monday that "so far, I have not seen any information indicating that we will not continue to lower interest rates. For an economy that has already embarked on a 2% inflation rate path, this is a very tight interest rate, and I do not want to see the labor market deteriorate further."

She added that the goal is to achieve a "soft landing", that is, to reduce the inflation rate to 2% and maintain a healthy labor market, with wage levels keeping up with price increases. She said that as the inflation rate declines, the Federal Reserve needs to continue to lower the policy interest rate, otherwise it may make the policy overly tight and harm the labor market.

<div>According to Mars Finance news, on October 22, FOMC voter and San Francisco Fed President Daly said that the Federal Reserve is expected to continue cutting interest rates to prevent further weakening of the labor market.<p>Daly said at the Wall Street Journal TechLive conference in Laguna Beach, California on Monday that "so far, I haven't seen any information indicating that we won't continue to lower interest rates. For an economy that has already embarked on a 2% inflation rate path, this is a very tight interest rate, and I don't want to see the labor market deteriorate further."</p><p>She added that the goal is to achieve a "soft landing", with the inflation rate falling to 2% and the labor market remaining healthy, with wages keeping up with price increases. She said that as the inflation rate declines, the Federal Reserve needs to continue lowering the policy interest rate, otherwise it could make the policy overly tight and harm the labor market. (Gold Ten)</p></div>

Fed's Daly: Expect the Fed to continue cutting interest rates to prevent further weakening of the labor market

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Fed's Daly: There is no reason not to continue cutting rates, the current interest rate is "too strict"
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Fed's Logan: If the economy meets expectations, we expect to gradually cut interest rates

Odaily Planet Daily Report: Torsten Slok, an asset management firm Apollo, said in a report that as data continues to show the US economy remains relatively strong, the Federal Reserve may change course and not cut interest rates at all. He said: "The Federal Reserve Bank of Atlanta's forecast for Q3 GDP is currently 3.4%, and the bottom line is that the economy will continue to expand." Slok believes the economy is benefiting from favorable factors, including a dovish Federal Reserve, the end of election uncertainty, and easing geopolitical risks. Slok said that considering these factors, the Federal Reserve is more likely to keep interest rates unchanged in November rather than cut them.