WASHINGTON: The outlook for the US economy is upbeat as factors that have been holding down growth, including businesses’ reluctance to invest, begin to fade, a US central banker said Monday.

But Federal Reserve Vice Chair Randal Quarles said it is too soon to say the economy is at a turning point, and even with the possibility growth could accelerate, he seemed less concerned about the threat of inflation.

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