Fed's Miran says data bolsters rate-cut case -Fox Business interview

Nov 14 (Reuters) - Federal Reserve Governor Stephen Miran said on Friday that recent economic data have bolstered the case for the central bank to cut interest rates.

Since the Fed’s September policy meeting, “I think all the data that we've gotten have been dovishly inclined,” Miran said in a Fox Business television interview.

“Inflation data came in better than we expected,” he said, adding that job market data has weakened. “All of that should make us more dovish, not less dovish” when it comes to lowering interest rates again.