美联储高官FOMC会议后表态：沃勒警告就业风险 博斯蒂克呼吁保持耐心

Group 1 - Federal Reserve Governor Christopher Waller opposed the decision to maintain interest rates, advocating for a 25 basis point cut to avoid excessive economic pressure [1] - Waller expressed concerns about the labor market's resilience, noting a rising unemployment rate and slowing job growth since mid-last year [1] - He highlighted potential revisions to employment data that may indicate almost no growth in non-farm jobs for the previous year [1] Group 2 - Waller believes current inflation levels are close to the Fed's 2% target when excluding the impact of tariffs, suggesting room for further rate cuts [2] - In contrast, Atlanta Fed President Raphael Bostic emphasized that inflation remains high and that the Fed should maintain a restrictive policy [2] - Bostic noted that the risks in the job market have eased compared to a month ago, which supports a wait-and-see approach for policymakers [2] Group 3 - This FOMC meeting marked Bostic's last as a policymaker before his retirement at the end of February, amid emerging policy disagreements within the Fed [3] - The market's expectations for interest rate cuts in 2026 may experience increased volatility due to the upcoming announcement of a new Fed chair [3]