Fed's Logan declines to say what next monetary policy move should be

NEW YORK, Feb 20 (Reuters) - Federal Reserve Bank of Dallas President Lorie Logan said Friday she’s not ready to say what the central bank should do if inflation pressures don’t moderate back to the 2% target.

“I do think that policy is well positioned, and then I see risks on both sides of our mandate that we need to be attentive to, but I wouldn't want to speculate about different scenarios that may play out going forward,” Logan said at an event at Columbia University.