[Federal Reserve Officials Divided on December Rate Cut] On November 17, Federal Reserve officials expressed differing views on whether to cut interest rates in December. Logan stated that it is difficult to support a rate cut in December, arguing that providing more preventive support to the labor market through a rate cut is not appropriate. Schmid believed that further rate cuts could have a lasting impact on inflation and expressed concerns about inflation beyond tariff issues. Federal Reserve Governor Milan, however, stated that the data supports a rate cut and that the Fed should adopt a more dovish stance.