美联储理事米兰希望今年降息150个基点

Core Viewpoint - Federal Reserve Governor Milan expressed a desire to lower interest rates by 150 basis points this year to boost the U.S. labor market, with his term ending at the end of January [1][2][3] Inflation and Interest Rate Outlook - Milan believes the core inflation rate may be around 2.3%, indicating that there is room for further rate cuts by Federal Reserve officials [1][3] - He stated that the desired 150 basis point cut largely depends on his view of inflation, noting that the core inflation rate is close to the target, which reflects the medium-term overall inflation trend [1][3] - Milan's recent comments clarify his view on the rate cut target for the year, having previously indicated that the cut would exceed 100 basis points [1][3] Federal Reserve Projections - The call for a 150 basis point cut aligns with the minimum forecast from 19 Federal Reserve decision-makers at the December meeting, predicting that the appropriate federal funds rate will reach 2.00%-2.25% by the end of 2026, which is 50 basis points lower than the next lowest forecast [1][3] - The current federal funds rate range is 3.50%-3.75% [1][3]