Dallas Federal Reserve Bank President Richard Fisher Tuesday questioned calls for the Fed to inject additional monetary stimulus into the U.S. economy, arguing that it would do little to address the problems caused by the turmoil in Europe, slow growth in emerging economies and the fiscal as well as regulatory uncertainty here at home. In remarks on the limits of powers of central banks prepared for St. Andrews University in Scotland, the outspoken Fisher described the calls for further monetary accommodation as the “hue and cry of financial markets.” “Interest rates are at record lows,” he argued, and “trillions of ... (full story)