Federal Reserve Governor Milan: It is appropriate to continue cutting interest rates at the March meeting; the outlook remains unchanged despite the outbreak of the conflict with Iran.
Federal Reserve Board member Mikan stated it is appropriate to continue cutting interest rates at the March meeting; the outlook has not changed due to the outbreak of the Iran conflict, and it is hoped to continue cutting rates by 0.25 percentage points each time until the Federal Reserve rate reaches a neutral level, then reassess.
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