Fed's Miran Still Wants Rate Cuts Despite Iran War

I THINK IT'S TOO EARLY TO REJECT THE NOTION THAT THAT TREND IS ON ONE PRINT. LISA: ARE YOU CONCERNED THE MARKET IS MOVING THE WAY ANY RATE CUT WOULD BE PERCEIVED AS HEIGHTENING LONG-TERM INFLATION PRESSURES BY VIRTUE OF SUPPLY SHOCKS WE ARE SEEING AND THE FACT PEOPLE DO SEE STRENGTH REEMERGING IN CERTAIN POCKETS OF THE ECONOMY. HOW WORRIED ARE YOU THAT A RATE CUT IN MARCH COULD BE POTENTIALLY COUNTERPRODUCTIVE AND BECAUSE THE LONG END OF THE YIELD CURVE TO RISE.STEPHEN: IF YOU SAW EVIDENCE AND INFLATION MAR ...