Federal Reserve Director Milan: Federal Reserves do not typically react to oil prices
Svmuu News Federal Reserve Board member Milan stated that Federal Reserve does not typically react to oil prices; if anything, it would only make me lean toward a more dovish policy, as an oil shock could drag down core inflation by hurting demand. (Jin Shi)
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