Susan Collins

There are a lot of unusual dimensions of behavior right now, which means that some of the history...

doesn't give us as much of an indicator of how things are going to unfold.

We've got to realize that, but again, we can't wait until all of that uncertainty is resolved before we make our decisions.

Those fundamentals are still healthy, and keeping that balance in mind of the mandate that Congress gave us for price stability and maximum employment is where I will keep my focus.

We just have about 30 seconds.

Well, I don't want to get ahead out of the chair.

He's going to talk about, obviously, the framework.

We have had a robust process there, which I feel really good about, and about what he's seeing in conditions and the outlook.

That was really good.

Really good massaging.

Boston Fed President Susan Collins, thank you so much.