With the foot of her speech, the fed's policy committee issues warhawk, Kansas city federal reserve chairman esther George warned that the fed's nearly interest policy - designed to stimulate the economy - could trigger inflation.
"Long-term interest may increase the risk of future financial imbalances, and prevent in the future 2% inflation goal the realization," she said, in her most widely remarks in a year of policy.
"Monetary policy and the promotion of financial imbalances and unstable, can easily increased unemployment to cure it," she said, in Kansas city of a speech.
This position is difficult to represent other influential central bank officials, including Mr Bernanke and vice director, janet and Aaron.
Their point of view more closely to capture the opinions of the nano raya Kocherlakota's, and points out that the inflation forecast is still less than the central bank's target of 2%, in the foreseeable future, even if the fed their estimates.
"This forecast, if any, the current monetary policy is too nervous, not too easy," he said, in Minneapolis comments.
Last month, the federal reserve voted to keep assets purchase a $8.5 billion monthly pace, in order to reduce borrowing costs to stimulate employment. It said it would continue to this policy, known as the quantitative easing policy, until it greatly improve the labor market prospect.
America's central bankers have also promised to keep close to zero interest rates, until the unemployment rate fell to 6.5%, inflation will not threat to increase more than 2.5%.
George will she threw his first round of voting in this month in the federal reserve bank of Kansas city in October 2011 will appear, and Kocherlakota voters is since this year the monetary policy.
"The federal reserve bank of Kansas city esther George's latest speech has consolidated in 2013 the federal open market committee hawks dissidents, Richmond federal reserve bank (Jeffrey) raquel hawks torch relay Gennadiy, said:" goldberg, the United States in the TD securities strategists.
Last year, raquel is the only opponents, the fed's policy panel.
"Very positive policy"
St. Louis the fed chairman brad, who vote, the United States this year monetary policy also warned that underlying inflation, although he points out that inflation is running so far in the fed's target of 2%.
"This is a very positive policy, is let me a little nervous, we too much loose policy," he told reporters, in Madison Wisconsin bankers association published after the speech. "We are to take risks."
Because the federal reserve officials consider, in order to reduce or over assets purchase - some, including brad said, this can happen - debate may focus on potential inflation and the economic outlook.
In the latter, George was decisive more pessimistic, brad said she expects the U.S. economy will only increase by more than 2% in 2013, and the other half of the unemployment rate of.
Brad will increase by 3.2% this year and next year, he said, on Thursday, and that the unemployment rate fell to 6.5% to rethink its low interest rate policy of the fed's threshold - next year. The United States December the unemployment rate is 7.8%.
Kocherlakota expects the U.S. gross domestic product (GDP) expand at an annual rate of 2.5% in 2013 and 3% next year, estimates, put his weak at the end of the fed policymakers expected.
"This growth will be in the economic recovery trend of history, do small Kocherlakota said:" in preparation for the notes, Minneapolis fed event. "I hope that this output growth, unemployment rate continues to slow decline.
The fed December meeting minutes, from George Suggestions, and absolute hawk the central bank's policy advice, are not alone.
They say, a few vote the federal open market committee members pay attention to the fed's long-term stimulus policy may have the risk of financial stability.



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