Fed’s Miran Adds Deregulation to His Argument for Rate Cuts

Miran's argument for linking deregulation with interest rate cuts suggests a strategic shift in how the Fed might view its role in fostering economic growth. By emphasizing the potential benefits of deregulation, he may be advocating for a more proactive stance in monetary policy that aligns with fiscal measures. This approach could indicate a broader trend where central banks increasingly consider regulatory environments as part of their economic assessments.