美联储理事米兰：今年需要降息不止100个基点，很期待沃什接下来的表现

Group 1 - The core viewpoint is that the Federal Reserve needs to lower interest rates by more than 100 basis points this year, as stated by Stephen Miran, a Trump-appointed director [1] - Miran emphasizes that potential inflation is not a concern and that there is not much strong price pressure observed in the economy, which supports his call for significant rate cuts [1] - He points out that better economic growth in the future does not require higher interest rates, indicating that the rise in long-term yields is partly due to improved growth expectations rather than increased inflation fears [1] Group 2 - Miran expresses anticipation for Kevin Warsh's performance as the next Federal Reserve Chair, following Trump's nomination of Warsh [1] - The market is speculating on a more hawkish balance sheet policy under Warsh's leadership, reflecting a shift in expectations regarding monetary policy [1]