U.S. central bankers on Tuesday said they continue to believe inflation is heading down to their 2% target and signaled support for further interest rate cuts ahead, but none pushed strongly for or against doing so when they next meet to set rates in two weeks. "We have to continue to recalibrate policy - now, whether it will be in December or sometime later, that's a question we'll have a chance to debate and discuss in our next meeting," San Francisco Fed President Mary Daly said on Fox Business Network. Speaking at a Crain's "Power Lunch," Chicago Fed President Austan Goolsbee similarly gave little away on his view of the likely outcome of the central bank's upcoming Dec. 17-18 meeting.