Fed's Daly: inflation pop expected, likely temporary
Fed's Daly: inflation pop expected, likely temporary
July 13 (Reuters) - Federal Reserve Bank of San Francisco President Mary Daly said Tuesday that the inflation "pop" was expected, noting that the biggest jumps are in goods and services driven by a surge in post-pandemic demand and supply bottlenecks, and are likely to subside in coming months.
"Several months of this doesn't mean that it's not transitory," Daly told CNBC in an interview, adding that she was bullish about growth for the fall and that it was the right time to start talking about reducing the Fed's bond purchases. Still, she said, the Delta variant of COVID-19 poses risks, particularly to global growth; policy is in a "great place" and it's premature to start talking about raising U.S. interest rates, she said.
路透7月13日電-舊金山聯邦儲備銀行(Federal Reserve Bank Of San Francisco)行長瑪麗·戴利(Mary Daly)週二表示，通脹“暴漲”是意料之中的，並指出，在大流行後需求激增和供應瓶頸的推動下，漲幅最大的是商品和服務，並可能在未來幾個月消退。戴利在接受CNBC採訪時表示，“幾個月的這種情況並不意味着這不是暫時的，”他補充説，她看好秋季的增長，現在是開始談論減少美聯儲購債的合適時機.儘管如此，她説，新冠肺炎的三角洲變體構成了風險，特別是對全球增長；政策處於“很好的位置”，現在開始談論美國加息還為時過早，她説。
(Reporting by Ann Saphir
Editing by Chizu Nomiyama)
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(Ann Saphir報道)編輯：Chizu Nomiyama)(ann.saphir@thomsonreurs.com；+1 312 593 8342)