The Fed should remind government economic plan drawn Trump not like handling the crisis.
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They reflect the growing debate in the membership of Fed officials on the impact of the leadership of Donald Trump.
Fed officials worry there is a risk if the government Trump is too aggressive in managing fiscal, tax and other changes that could spur inflation in order to create economic power.
If these conditions occur, the US central bank could force more quickly to raise interest rates.
"If they are directed to improve US productivity growth in the medium term. This policy should not be seen as a counter-cyclical action. The economy is not in the current recession," said St. Louis Fed President James Bullard told Reuters on Tuesday (12/06/2016).
Meanwhile other Fed officials highlighted the plan to boost infrastructure development and tax cuts.
"Infrastructure Plan would be great. I think the rationalization of corporate tax would be a huge improvement," said the official of the Federal Reserve of Chicago Charles Evans.