[The Hawkish Forces of the Federal Reserve Strengthen, More FOMC Members Reluctant to Support a Fourth Consecutive Rate Cut] Odaily Planet Daily News: After the rate cut in December, hawkish forces will strengthen, and more FOMC members will express their reluctance to support a fourth consecutive rate cut. As a result, the Federal Reserve is likely to keep interest rates unchanged in January next year. By January, with the rotation of regional Federal Reserve presidents, the voting composition will also change, but this is unlikely to have a significant impact on the trajectory of interest rates. Hawkish members opposed to rate cuts, such as Schmid and Goolsbee, will be succeeded by like-minded individuals, Beth Hammack from the Cleveland Fed and Lorie Logan from the Dallas Fed. Relatively centrist figures like Neel Kashkari and Anna Paulson will also gain voting rights in 2026. (Jin10)