[To learn English] Federal Reserve Bank of Boston President Susan Collins said Saturday that she’s still leaning against the U.S. central bank cutting its interest rate target next month as it faces ongoing risks to both its inflation and job mandates. “I do see reasons to be hesitant” about lowering the cost of short-term borrowing at the December 9-10 Federal Open Market Committee meeting. “My own view is that policy is currently in the kind of mildly restrictive range after the 50-basis-point easing that we did in September and October, and that's appropriate” given the current state of the economy, Collins told reporters at a conference at her bank. 波士顿联邦储备银行行长苏珊·柯林斯周六表示，她仍然倾向于反对美联储下个月下调利率目标，因为美联储面临着通胀和就业目标持续面临的风险。 “我认为在12月9日至10日的联邦公开市场委员会会议上降低短期借贷成本是值得谨慎的。”柯林斯在银行举行的新闻发布会上对记者表示，“就目前的经济状况而言，我认为，在9月和10月我们进行了50个基点的宽松政策之后，目前的政策处于一种略微紧缩的区间，这是合适的。” LearnEnglishLeave a remark
