Fed policy report flags solid economy, uncertain policy outlook
Fed keeps in mind stabilized and strong task market
Report flags raised monetary appraisal levels
(Adds remarks on performance, Fed policy rules)
By Michael S. Derby
Feb 7 (Reuters) - The Federal Reserve's latest Monetary Policy Report to Congress, released on Friday, was upbeat about the state of the economy however cautioned about some worrying elements of the monetary system.
The report, which comes ahead of next week's testament before Congress by Fed Chair Jerome Powell, said main bank authorities remain committed to getting inflation back to 2% and noted that when it pertains to rates of interest policy modifications authorities "will thoroughly assess inbound data, the evolving outlook, and the balance of threats."
The release explained the overall economy as succeeding amid a solid and better-balanced job market and declining inflation pressures.
The Fed report said the monetary system is broadly speaking "sound and durable." But it likewise kept in mind "appraisals remained high relative to principles in a variety of markets, including those for equity, business debt, and property property."
It likewise said "appraisal pressures increased rather from already high levels" while flagging that "vulnerabilities associated with financial leverage remained notable."
The report did not appear to recommend any broad threat to the economy from the monetary system and [users.atw.hu](http://users.atw.hu/samp-info-forum/index.php?PHPSESSID=bf1ec86121fef508dd7b741b1d447c0f&action=profile
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Fed Monetary Policy Report Flags Solid Economy, Raised Markets
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