The post Lorie Logan Urges Caution on Further Fed Rate Cuts Citing Inflation Risks appeared on BitcoinEthereumNews.com. Federal Reserve Bank of Dallas President Lorie Logan is the latest Fed official to share her thoughts on monetary policy and what the next move should be, given rising inflation and a weakening labor market. This comes as the crypto market prices in a potential Fed rate cut at the next FOMC meeting, with Bitcoin on the rise. Lorie Logan Cautious About Further Fed Rate Cuts According to a Bloomberg report, the Fed president stated that she will approach additional rate cuts cautiously, as inflation risks remain more pronounced than the downside risk in the labor market. She noted that inflation is running above their 2% target and expects that the Trump tariffs could drive inflation higher in the coming months. Logan is the latest Fed official to raise concerns about rising inflation amid calls for further Fed rate cuts. Fed Chair Jerome Powell raised this concern in his speech last week, although he acknowledged that the effect of the Trump tariffs on inflation may be short-lived. Meanwhile, more recently, Cleveland Fed President Beth Hammack has backed a restrictive monetary policy due to concerns about inflation. The Dallas Fed president echoed a similar sentiment, stating that her forecast has a slightly slower normalization of the policy path to ensure that they bring inflation down to 2%. Logan admitted that this will take time, which suggests that she may not be in support of a Fed rate cut at the next FOMC meeting between October 28 and 29. Meanwhile, Logan doesn’t believe that the current monetary policy is more than modestly restrictive. She claimed that it was appropriate since their goal should be to put downward pressure on inflation. On The Weakening Labor Market The Fed president admitted that there is a downside risk in the labor market but believes that… The post Lorie Logan Urges Caution on Further Fed Rate Cuts Citing Inflation Risks appeared on BitcoinEthereumNews.com. Federal Reserve Bank of Dallas President Lorie Logan is the latest Fed official to share her thoughts on monetary policy and what the next move should be, given rising inflation and a weakening labor market. This comes as the crypto market prices in a potential Fed rate cut at the next FOMC meeting, with Bitcoin on the rise. Lorie Logan Cautious About Further Fed Rate Cuts According to a Bloomberg report, the Fed president stated that she will approach additional rate cuts cautiously, as inflation risks remain more pronounced than the downside risk in the labor market. She noted that inflation is running above their 2% target and expects that the Trump tariffs could drive inflation higher in the coming months. Logan is the latest Fed official to raise concerns about rising inflation amid calls for further Fed rate cuts. Fed Chair Jerome Powell raised this concern in his speech last week, although he acknowledged that the effect of the Trump tariffs on inflation may be short-lived. Meanwhile, more recently, Cleveland Fed President Beth Hammack has backed a restrictive monetary policy due to concerns about inflation. The Dallas Fed president echoed a similar sentiment, stating that her forecast has a slightly slower normalization of the policy path to ensure that they bring inflation down to 2%. Logan admitted that this will take time, which suggests that she may not be in support of a Fed rate cut at the next FOMC meeting between October 28 and 29. Meanwhile, Logan doesn’t believe that the current monetary policy is more than modestly restrictive. She claimed that it was appropriate since their goal should be to put downward pressure on inflation. On The Weakening Labor Market The Fed president admitted that there is a downside risk in the labor market but believes that…