This session did not show significant changes, still maintaining the Federal Reserve's previous stance, but indeed increased expectations for inflation rising due to tariffs and war. The final data will determine the impact of tariffs, while regarding the war, Powell is relatively optimistic, believing that the rise in energy prices is temporary and will decrease in the long term, so the war does not have a significant impact on inflation.

On other matters, he still focuses on the labor market, stating that the current employment situation in the U.S. is good, and economic development is stable, with no systemic issues observed. When asked about the Federal Reserve's expectations for interest rate cuts, Powell reiterated that they would only consider it when inflation returns to a path of 2% or shows a significant decline.

Currently, raising interest rates is not within the Federal Reserve's considerations.

Overall, it can be considered a relatively neutral statement, neither clearly alarming the market nor providing comfort. However, regarding the economy, Powell still believes that the U.S. economy is doing well at the moment. But precisely because the economy is doing well, there is no rush to cut interest rates. (The original statement was that the labor market does not urgently require interest rate cuts).

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