#美联储利率不变但内部分歧加剧 The Federal Reserve announced on April 29th that the federal funds rate would remain unchanged at 3.5%—3.75%, meeting expectations. But the FOMC vote showed an 8-4 split, the most serious internal disagreement since 1992.

The opposition votes presented a "dual split": Board member Milan advocated for a 25 basis point rate cut; while three regional Federal Reserve presidents supported holding steady, but the dissenting statement hinted at a "dovish tilt" towards future rate cuts, concerned about inflation and Middle East tensions pushing up energy prices.

This rift reflects the Fed's dilemma between "controlling inflation" and "stabilizing growth," and also introduces greater uncertainty into the market interest rate trajectory.