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Fed Governor Milan: It is appropriate for interest rates to be well below current levels.

US President Trump: If Wash can do his job, the US economy can grow by 15%.

Fed Governor Milan will participate in the WBUR podcast recording in ten minutes.

Fed Bostic: I'm starting to see people question confidence in the dollar.

Fed Chairman Bostic: Volatility in employment data is another reason for the Fed to remain cautious.

Fed Governor Milan: It makes sense to use the Fed's balance sheet in difficult times.

Mann, a member of the Bank of England's Monetary Policy Committee: Brexit continues to drag down the British economy and worries about slow consumption and productivity growth.

Fed Governor Milan: Still believes that the main burden of tariffs will be borne by exporters.

Federal Reserve Governor Milan: Artificial intelligence is affecting the economy, but it is difficult to measure.

Fed Governor Milan: The world is gradually accepting the idea that tariffs are milder than people think.

Fed Governor Milan: Tariffs could allow us to lower interest rates over time.

Fed Governor Milan: The transmission of the dollar to inflation is not a major problem.

Fed Governor Milan: The United States is moving towards better fiscal sustainability, and tariffs are helping it.

Fed Governor Milan: There is reason to believe that fiscal dominance will not be a big problem.

Fed Governor Milan: Tariff revenue will help improve government finances.

Fed Governor Milan: Being a reserve currency is one of the best things in the world.

Fed Governor Milan: The Fed should stay away from non-monetary policy issues.

Fed Governor Milan: There is no 100% central bank independence.

Fed Governor Milan: The Federal Reserve does not exist in isolation from the world.

Fed Governor Milan: Monetary policy should match the business cycle.