芝加哥联储行长古尔斯比：若通胀进一步下降，则可能继续降息

Core Viewpoint - The President of the Chicago Federal Reserve, Austan Goolsbee, indicated that further interest rate cuts could be possible if inflation shows signs of continued decline [1][2]. Group 1: Inflation and Interest Rates - Goolsbee expressed caution regarding the recent Consumer Price Index report, which showed an overall inflation rate decrease to 2.4%, and remains skeptical about the sustainability of this price slowdown trend [1]. - He emphasized the need to observe the long-term effects of tariff measures on inflation [1]. - Goolsbee stated that if the current inflation trend proves to be temporary and the path back to a 2% inflation rate is demonstrated, he believes more rate cuts could occur in 2026 [2]. Group 2: Voting Rights and Future Outlook - Goolsbee does not have voting rights in the Federal Open Market Committee for this year but will gain voting rights in 2027 [2].