Federal Reserve's Daly: The U.S. economy faces sluggish demand, inflation is under control
According to ChainCatcher, citing Golden Ten Data, Federal Reserve's Daly stated that the US economy may be experiencing the challenge of weak demand, while tariff-related inflation currently appears to remain under control. Daly pointed out that the impact of tariffs is mainly limited to goods, and inflation or inflation expectations in the service sector remain relatively stable. She emphasized that policy-making requires an open mind and a thorough examination of the evidence.
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