Dec 3 (Reuters) - Federal Reserve Bank of Chicago President Austan Goolsbee on Tuesday Reiterated His View That With Inflation Heading Down, the Central Bank Will Need to Cut Interest Rates Further Over the Next 12 Months or Risk Hurting the Labor Market, but He, Like Many of His Fellow U.S. Rate-Setters, Offered Little Guidance on the Exact Timing or Pace of Coming Rate Cuts.
12月3日（路透社）-芝加哥聯邦儲備銀行行長奧斯坦·古爾斯比周二重申他的觀點，隨着通脹走低，中央銀行將需要在未來12個月進一步降低利率，否則將危及勞動力市場，但與他的許多美國利率制定者一樣，並未就即將到來的利率調整的確切時間或步伐提供太多指導。
"Over the Next Year It Feels to Me Like Rates Come Down a Fair Amount From Where They Are Now, but We Meet Every Six Weeks Because the Conditions Change," Goolsbee Said at Crain's Power Lunch in Chicago.
「在未來一年內，我感覺利率會從目前水平下降相當多，但我們每六週開會一次是因爲情況在變化，」古爾斯比在芝加哥克萊因午餐會上說。
Financial Markets Are Pricing About a 75% Chance of a Quarter-Point Interest Rate Cut at the Fed's Dec. 17-18 Meeting.
金融市場正在爲聯邦儲備委員會12月17-18日的會議定價，有大約75%的可能性會減息一個百分點。
(Reporting by Ann Saphir
Editing by Chris Reese)
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克里斯·里斯編輯）
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