[Bostic: The Federal Reserve Needs to Focus on Inflation and Be Wary of Structural Unemployment Risks] According to a report by Jinse Finance, citing Jintou News, Federal Reserve's Bostic emphasized that monetary policy needs to remain patient and warned that the U.S. may face a rising risk of structural unemployment, a shift that cannot be resolved solely through interest rate adjustments. Bostic pointed out that if unemployment issues stem from structural factors, significant rate cuts may drive up inflation rather than create jobs. He maintains a hawkish stance on price stability, cautioning against impulsive reactions to short-term economic 'noise,' and stressed that the Federal Reserve's primary task remains controlling inflation.