美联储鲍威尔：政策的通胀效应可能是短暂的

Odaily Planet News: Federal Reserve Chairman Powell: Avoiding persistent inflation will depend on the scale, timing, and inflation expectations of tariffs, and the inflationary effect of policies may be temporary. (Jinshi)

Fed's Powell: Inflationary effects of policy may be short-lived

Odaily Planet News: Federal Reserve Chairman Powell stated that the economy is in a robust state, and inflation has significantly declined. Currently, the inflation rate is slightly above the 2% target level, and the labor market has reached or is close to maximum employment. (Jintai)

Powell: The economy is in a solid state and inflation has dropped significantly

<Odaily>Odaily Planet Daily News</Odaily> - John Luke Tanner, an analyst at Aptus Capital Advisors, stated that he expects Federal Reserve Chairman Powell to maintain his previous stance, likely emphasizing that policymakers need to see more data and are not in a hurry to cut interest rates. Tanner said that given the still-high inflation and the seemingly good economic condition, Powell will not be "overly proactive in cutting rates in the future". Tanner is eager to hear comments about tariffs, especially their potential impact on prices. He added that after recent statements from the Trump administration, Powell might emphasize the Federal Reserve's independence. (Jintop)

Viewpoint: Powell will reiterate that he is not in a hurry to cut interest rates and emphasize the independence of the Federal Reserve

<Odaily> Planet Daily News: The Federal Reserve has maintained interest rates unchanged for the third consecutive meeting and emphasized that they believe the risks of rising inflation and unemployment are increasing. The FOMC committee stated, "The uncertainty of economic prospects has further increased. The committee is monitoring risks facing its dual mission and judges that the risks of high unemployment and high inflation have risen." Officials unanimously voted to keep interest rates in the range of 4.25%-4.5%. The Federal Reserve said it will continue to reduce its balance sheet at the pace announced in the March meeting. Trump's trade policies have triggered a wave of uncertainty throughout the economy. Although tariffs are still under negotiation, economists generally expect that comprehensive tariffs will drive up inflation and drag down economic growth. This will make the two objectives of policymakers (price stability and maximum employment) contradict each other. (Jin Shi)