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SAN FRANCISCO (MarketWatch) -- The Federal Reserve must avoid rushing to raise interest rates because of unfounded concerns about inflation if it wants to avoid plunging the U.S. back into recession, said San Francisco Federal Reserve President Janet Yellen late Tuesday. "If anything, I'm more concerned that we will be tempted to tighten policy too soon, thereby aborting recovery," said Yellen in remarks prepared for a speech here to the Commonwealth Club of California. A voting member of the Fed's interest-rate setting committee, Yellen said she anticipates inflation is likely to be too low, or under policymakers' informal 2% target, rather than too high. The recession will probably end later this year, she said. But recovery is likely to be slow. |
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