San Francisco Federal Reserve President Mary Daly Signals Support for Holding Current Interest Rates
San Francisco Fed President Mary Daly suggests current interest rates are well-positioned. Her remarks come ahead of the central bank's late January meeting.
San Francisco Federal Reserve President mary daly stated on January 15, 2026, that incoming economic data for the United States 
US looks promising despite various uncertainties and continued risks. In a statement published on LinkedIn, mary daly described the current stance of monetary policy as being in a good place to respond as the economic situation evolves. This assessment comes just ahead of the Federal Reserve policy meeting scheduled for January 27-28, where the central bank is widely expected to leave the benchmark policy rate on hold at its current range of 3.50%-3.75%.
US looks promising despite various uncertainties and continued risks. In a statement published on LinkedIn, mary daly described the current stance of monetary policy as being in a good place to respond as the economic situation evolves. This assessment comes just ahead of the Federal Reserve policy meeting scheduled for January 27-28, where the central bank is widely expected to leave the benchmark policy rate on hold at its current range of 3.50%-3.75%.
