Odaily星球日报讯 美联储哈玛克表示 6 月份可能降息，美国 2 年期国债收益率下跌，他表示特朗普对美联储主席的观点可能影响经济数据，独立的中央银行能够带来更好的表现，市场对此已充分认识。（金十）

Odaily星球日报讯 美联储哈玛克表示 6 月份可能降息，美国 2 年期国债收益率下跌，他表示特朗普对美联储主席的观点可能影响经济数据，独立的中央银行能够带来更好的表现，市场对此已充分认识。（金十）

美联储哈玛克表示6月可能降息，特朗普对美联储主席的观点可能影响经济数据

Odaily Planet News: Federal Reserve's Hamak suggests a possible interest rate cut in June, with the U.S. 2-year Treasury yield declining. He states that Trump's views on the Federal Reserve chairman may influence economic data, and an independent central bank can deliver better performance, a fact the market is well aware of. (Jinshi)

Fed's Hammack said interest rates may be cut in June, Trump's views on Fed chairman may affect economic data

Odaily Odaily reported that Fed Governor Waller said that as unemployment rises, interest rate cuts may begin. I am willing to wait for the price increases caused by tariffs to disappear. The Fed will formulate policy measures based on the data. (Jinshi)

Fed Governor Waller: Rate cuts may start

Odaily Planet News: Federal Reserve's Hamak stated that the Fed needs to remain patient, and it is too early to adjust interest rates. If necessary, the Fed will act quickly, and uncertainty has indeed placed enormous pressure on businesses and their plans. (Jint)

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Fed's Hammack: Too early to adjust interest rates

According to three informed sources, President Donald Trump's sudden change in tone towards Federal Reserve Chairman Jerome H. Powell on Tuesday reflected private lobbying by his senior advisors, who had strongly urged the president to stop his fierce criticism of the central bank.

On Monday, when Trump attacked Powell as the "number one loser," the stock market plummeted, sparking speculation that the president might dismiss the Federal Reserve chairman. However, by Tuesday afternoon, Trump seemed to moderate his language, stating that he had "no intention" of firing Powell and accusing the media of "always exaggerating."

Stock index futures jumped in overnight trading, and the market continued to surge after opening on Wednesday.