芝加哥联储主席：美国经济或从未偏离“黄金路径” 通胀不升可继续降息

Group 1 - The Chicago Fed President Goolsbee indicated that if recent tariff increases do not lead to significant inflationary pressure, the Fed may consider resuming interest rate cuts, although he did not specify a timeline for such actions [1] - Goolsbee noted that inflation data has remained stable for three consecutive months, with no significant increases observed, suggesting that the economy is still on a healthy trajectory prior to the tariffs [1] - The Fed decided to maintain interest rates unchanged for the fourth consecutive time, continuing to monitor the impact of tariffs on consumer prices and the overall economy [1] Group 2 - There is a cautious approach within the Fed regarding future monetary policy, as officials are still assessing whether the current impacts of tariffs are fully realized or if future inflation data will reflect new responses [2] - Following the recent rate decision, there are differing views among Fed officials regarding the timing of potential rate cuts, with some suggesting cuts could begin in July if inflation remains subdued, while others believe the fall may be a more appropriate time [2]