Fed's Williams says no significant move out of US assets seen so far, monetary policy in good place

NEW YORK (Reuters) -New York Federal Reserve President John Williams acknowledged on Monday that investors are taking a look at how they invest in U.S. assets while noting he's seen no large-scale move away, and added that the U.S. central bank can take its time before deciding its next interest rate move. Flagging signs of "rumors or concerns" about the state of U.S. dollar assets amid big government policy changes and large levels of uncertainty, Williams told a Mortgage Bankers Association conference in New York that "we're not seeing major changes" in how foreign money flows into the Treasury bond market, although there have been some price effects related to those shifting preferences. Williams said even with rising yields related to this situation, government bond yields have been mostly range-bound.