(Reuters) -Boston Federal Reserve Bank President Susan Collins on Thursday signaled she feels July would be too soon to considering cutting interest rates. “We’re only going to have really one more month of data before the July meeting,

Federal Reserve Bank of Boston President Susan Collins said Thursday she expects the central bank to implement at least one interest-rate cut this year, while signaling a July move -- which several of her colleagues have floated -- would be too soon.

"I don’t see an urgency to adjust rates," said Susan M. Collins, president of the Federal Reserve Bank of Boston. "We do not have that sustained price stability that I’m looking for."