Fed's George says U.S. economy does not require interest rate cuts

WASHINGTON (Reuters) - The U.S. Federal Reserve should not cut interest rates further and easing policy as insurance against economic headwinds risks increasing financial instability at a stage in the business cycle when policymakers have limited room for manoeuvre, Kansas City Fed Bank President Esther George said on Friday."My own outlook for the economy does not call for a monetary policy response," George said in prepared remarks to an energy conference the regional bank was co-hosting with..