The president of the Chicago Fed said opening the interest rate decision in Dece

Evans, president of the Federal Reserve Bank of Chicago in the United States, said on Wednesday that he will be open to interest rate decision at a policy meeting next month. The outside world is expected to the Federal Reserve (Fed / Fed) will be held in December meeting for the third time during the year to raise interest rates.

Evans told reporters that the warming global economy so that the work of officials of the central bank easier, but at the same time a number of job vacancies Fed members, "very challenging."

"By December, all of them talk and make a decision," Evans said of the meeting next month.

"I already said that I think there is still some way to go in terms of inflation and I'm optimistic that a strong economy will help bring inflation to the right direction but I think we will continue to need accommodative policies."

Regarding the challenges posed to the Fed due to vacancies or impending vacancies, he added: "Full board membership is very useful, and I look forward to the Federal Reserve chairman's appointment of qualified board members - all seven."