Fed Governor Lisa Cook says that "at some point" interest rates will have to begin to fall
U.S. Federal Reserve Governor Lisa Cook said Tuesday that the U.S. central bank is on track to lower interest rates if the economy’s performance meets its expectations, but declined to say when that will occur. "Our current monetary policy is well positioned to respond as needed to any changes in the economic outlook," Cook said in the text of a speech prepared to be…
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