Federal Reserve Vice Chairman Jefferson: Not in a hurry to adjust interest rates, policy positioning is good

BlockBeats News: On April 4th, Federal Reserve Vice Chairman Jefferson stated that due to the stable state of the US economy, tariffs have already pushed up commodity inflation, and the uncertainty of the outlook is higher than before. He is inclined to maintain policy rates at the current moderately restricted level, while closely monitoring the next steps in employment and prices. In my opinion, there is no need to rush to further adjust policy interest rates, "Jefferson said. At a time when the Trump administration is rapidly pushing for trade and other policy changes, he reiterated a clich é d statement from Federal Reserve officials that "the current policy stance effectively addresses the risks and uncertainties we face in pursuing our dual mission