[Analyst: The Federal Reserve Seems to Enter a New Phase with Increasing Internal Complexity] According to a report by Jinse Finance on April 30, analyst Anstey pointed out that we seem to be in a new territory and need more time to understand the current situation. It should be noted that regarding the interest rate decision itself, the only dissenting voice came from Milan, who advocated for a 0.25 percentage point rate cut. Meanwhile, the other three members—Harker, Kashkari, and Logan—believed it was appropriate to keep rates unchanged today. Interestingly, these three members, who disagreed on the policy stance, essentially interpreted this statement as leaning toward easing. On the surface, it is clearly neutral: the committee will adjust its monetary policy stance as appropriate based on actual conditions to prevent risks that may hinder the achievement of the committee's goals. The 'goals' are, of course, maintaining price stability and achieving full employment. However, in my view, these three seem to interpret this statement as primarily addressing the employment-related mandate.