The Federal Reserve's Minneapolis Fed President Kashkari recently made some noteworthy remarks. He is optimistic about the US economic outlook, believing that the economy will maintain a good growth momentum, and inflation is also continuing to decline. However, he has not provided a clear forecast for the specific figures at the end of the year.

In terms of technology, Kashkari mentioned that artificial intelligence, while having practical potential, is still in the testing and exploration stage for most companies, far from large-scale application.

Interestingly, when it comes to cryptocurrencies, his attitude is quite straightforward—he believes they have little practical value for ordinary consumers. This reflects the cautious attitude of traditional financial regulators towards digital assets.

Additionally, Kashkari clarified the Federal Reserve's policy stance, emphasizing that current measures are not quantitative easing. Regarding the real estate market, he pointed out that housing supply shortages are the biggest bottleneck constraining the market. He also reiterated the importance of the Federal Reserve's independent decision-making power.