Vice Chairman Jefferson of the Federal Reserve Board recently stated that although the inflation rate still faces upward risks, it is expected to return to the long-term target level of 2%. According to the Vice Chairman's remarks, the economic situation may be influenced by multiple uncertainties, but it is recognized that inflationary pressures will gradually ease through the authorities' policy responses. According to reports from Jin10, the Federal Reserve continues to monitor market trends and is considering fine-tuning its monetary policy.
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Vice Chairman Jefferson of the Federal Reserve Board recently stated that although the inflation rate still faces upward risks, it is expected to return to the long-term target level of 2%. According to the Vice Chairman's remarks, the economic situation may be influenced by multiple uncertainties, but it is recognized that inflationary pressures will gradually ease through the authorities' policy responses. According to reports from Jin10, the Federal Reserve continues to monitor market trends and is considering fine-tuning its monetary policy.