美联储鲍威尔：美联储的两个目标尚未出现矛盾，但目前的趋势是失业率和通胀水平将上升

Odaily Planet News: Federal Reserve Chairman Powell stated that the Fed's two objectives have not yet conflicted, but the current trend suggests that unemployment rate and inflation levels will rise. (Jinshi)

Fed's Powell: The Fed's two goals have not yet conflicted, but the current trend is that unemployment and inflation levels will rise

Odaily Planet News: Federal Reserve Chairman Powell stated that he expects to deviate from the established target for the remainder of this year, but hopes to potentially reachieve the target next year. (Jinshi)

Fed's Powell: Expected to deviate from the established target for the rest of this year, but may be able to return to the target next year

Odaily Planet News: Federal Reserve Chairman Powell stated that there is currently no modern experience to handle such high tariffs. Regarding the decline in stock markets and U.S. bond yields, the market is digesting the current situation, and market volatility is expected to continue. (Jintian)

Fed's Powell: The market is digesting the current decline in stocks and U.S. Treasury yields

<Odaily> Planet Daily News: Federal Reserve's Bostic stated that the uncertainty surrounding the Trump administration's tariffs and other policies has caused the U.S. economy to enter a "great pause". He suggested that the Federal Reserve should remain on hold until the situation becomes clearer. He said: "Where the economy will land critically depends on the details of where policy will land." "Because we don't know that now, this is another reason why I think it's unwise to take policy actions too boldly in any direction." Bostic said that tariffs might drive up prices, which means it could take longer than he previously imagined to bring inflation back to the Federal Reserve's 2% target, possibly until 2027. He said that meanwhile, economic growth might slow down, with GDP growth this year exceeding 1% but less than half of its recent pace. Bostic did not specify whether he still believes the Federal Reserve will cut rates once this year, a view he expressed in March. (Jinshi)