St. Louis Federal Reserve President Mary Daly, a voting member of the Federal Reserve this year, has suggested that given the latest economic data showing signs of easing inflationary pressures, it might be time to start contemplating changes to the current interest rate policy. Daly noted that while recent employment reports have indicated a slowdown in the growth of the labor market, she emphasized that this deceleration does not necessarily mean a weakening of the market. Instead, she suggested that this may reflect an economy moving towards a more sustainable growth trajectory, providing policymakers with room to adjust their interest rate strategy. Daly's remarks hint at the possibility of the Federal Reserve initiating discussions on the potential for lowering interest rates during future monetary policy meetings, as a response to potential slowdowns in economic growth and shifts in inflation expectations.