Atlanta Federal Reserve Bank President Jack Guynn told the "Nightly Business Report" Thursday evening that the most likely path for the economy "is a resumption of moderate growth by the end of the year." Guynn, not an FOMC voter this year, said, "I'm not worried about the economy." He said that although there is a "very plausible case with a whole combination of things that don't turn in our favor, that one could get a less favorable outcome." Nevertheless, he said, "I stick by my assertion that the most likely path for the economy is a resumption of moderate growth by the end of the year."