Odaily星球日报讯 美联储主席鲍威表示，失业率仍处于低位，劳动市场并不是通胀的来源。经济增长疲软、通胀上升相互抵消，将使美联储维持对 2025 年降息两次的预期。（金十）

Odaily星球日报讯 美联储主席鲍威表示，失业率仍处于低位，劳动市场并不是通胀的来源。经济增长疲软、通胀上升相互抵消，将使美联储维持对 2025 年降息两次的预期。（金十）

鲍威尔：美联储维持对2025年降息两次的预期

Odaily Planet News: Federal Reserve Chairman Powell stated that the unemployment rate remains low, and the labor market is not the source of inflation. Weak economic growth and rising inflation will offset each other, which will maintain the Fed's expectation of two rate cuts in 2025. (Jinshi)

Powell: Fed maintains forecast of two rate cuts by 2025

<Odaily> Planet Daily News: Hussainy, a rate strategist at Columbia Thread Investment Company, said: "The market is betting that the risk of recession and tightening financial conditions will force the Federal Reserve to significantly cut interest rates this year, possibly by around 100 basis points." Regarding Powell's speech later today, Hussainy believes: "If Powell and his team release any contradictory signals, short-term interest rates may deviate." (Jintian)

Analyst: The Fed may cut interest rates by about 100 basis points this year

<Odaily> Planet Daily News: Federal Reserve Governor Brainard stated that the latest data suggests progress towards the 2% inflation target may have stalled. Given stable economic activity and employment, she supports maintaining the current policy interest rate as long as upside inflation risks persist. Inflation expectations are rising, and upcoming policy changes pose upward risks to inflation. Fortunately, the increase in long-term inflation expectations has been modest so far. Due to recent high inflation, consumers may be more sensitive to potential further price increases. Labor market indicators show continued slowdown, but not a significant weakening. (Jinshi)

Fed's Kugler: Anti-inflation process may have stalled

<Odaily> Planet Daily News: Federal Reserve Chairman Powell stated that potential tariffs may have a lasting impact on inflation. The Federal Reserve is prepared to wait and consider adjustments, and must ensure that price increases do not lead to persistent inflation. The impact of tariffs on the economy may be greater than expected. The Federal Reserve is obligated to maintain stable inflation expectations. Tariffs may raise inflation in the coming quarters, and a continuous impact is also possible. (Jintian)