Miran: I don't see inflation from tariffs -- CNBC interview

Fed's Miran: Monetary policy is pretty restrictive. The longer it stays restrictive, the bigger the risk. Stephen Miran on why he wants more interest rate cuts: "My view is that there is a number of disinflationary forces in the works that are coming into play that will be bringing inflation down in the near term. For example, lower immigration." pic.twitter.com/CE93wYeZGj MIRAN: SLOW ECONOMY IN 1H WAS DUE TO UNCERTAINTY THAT'S MOSTLY DISSIPATED I'LL BE TRYING TO CONVINCE OTHER FED POLICYMAKERS TO CUT RATES FASTER Fed's Miran: I see rate cuts continuing for the next several months.

BOJ GOV UEDA: DECISION ON TIMING OF NEXT RATE HIKE WOULD DEPEND ON RISK OF U.S. TARIFF IMPACT MATERIALISING AND COURSE OF FOOD INFLATION BOJ GOV UEDA PRESS CONFERENCE ENDS UEDA: NEED TO SEE HOW MUCH TARIFF RISKS MATERIALIZE BOJ GOV UEDA: WON'T COMMENT ON FOREX LEVELS

*FED'S DALY: JOB MARKET HAS SOFTENED QUITE A BIT OVER LAST YEAR Fed's Daly: Part of job-market slowing is about US economic outlook. FED'S DALY: FED DID RATE CUT TO TRY TO SUPPORT LABOUR MARKET