Federal Reserve: Tariffs have a stronger impact on inflation

DegenDreamer · 2026-03-01T21:17:31+00:00

Milan, a key figure from the U.S. Federal Reserve, argues that current inflationary pressures have minimal impact on interest rates. He notes that the labor market is not facing severe issues and inflation risks are lower than previously forecasted, suggesting caution in the Fed's rate policies.

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2026-03-01 21:17:31

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According to Jinse Finance data, the leading representative of the U.S. Federal Reserve, Milan, stated in his latest speech that tariffs have little impact on current inflationary pressures. He believes that the American labor market is not yet facing severe easing issues, and inflation risks are lower than previous forecasts.

This view indicates that the Federal Reserve is cautious about tightening its tariff policy. As the future inflation risk diminishes, market participants may develop increased confidence, making it important to monitor Fed officials’ stance on tariffs.

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