Miran: If housing inflation does not ease would reevaluate policy views

WASHINGTON, Oct 15 (Reuters) - U.S. Federal Reserve Governor Stephen Miran said on Wednesday that if housing inflation does not slow as he expects he'd reevaluate his views about the need for fast and deep central bank rate cuts.

"We are due for a significant amount of disinflation from the housing market," Miran said at a research forum organized by Nomura. "So much of my view is predicated on the shelter channel that if that started coming in higher ... I would have to look at the entire policy framework."