Fed Official Lorie Logan Signals Steady Interest Rates Amid Inflation Concerns
Dallas Fed President Lorie Logan said today that current rates are likely sufficient. She remains focused on inflation risks despite a stable labor market.
Dallas Federal Reserve president Lorie Logan expressed cautious optimism on February 10, 2026, that the current policy rate setting of 3.50%–3.75% may be sufficient to return inflation toward the 2% goal of the Federal Reserve. Speaking as a voting member of the policy committee, Logan indicated that the current stance is intended to bring price growth down while keeping the job market stable. She further noted that if inflation and labor outcomes evolve as hoped, no further rate cuts would be needed in the US 
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