Chicago Fed President Guolsby implied in December that he did not support interest rate cuts and was "uncomfortable" with the inflation trend.

According to the Zhitong Finance and Economics APP, Chicago Fed President Charles Evans hinted that he remains cautious about another rate cut at the December Fed meeting. Evans said on Thursday at an event in Indianapolis that inflation "seems to have stalled, and there are even warning signals that it may be going in the wrong direction. This makes me somewhat uneasy."