[Institution: Fed Meeting Expected to Emphasize Inflation and Employment Risks] Jin10 Data, March 18 – Daniel Raffini, Head of Fixed Income at Mediolanum International Funds, stated that even before the deterioration of the Gulf situation, the market had already anticipated that the Federal Reserve would keep interest rates unchanged at this week's meeting, which has now become a certainty. Recent economic data shows that inflation continues to slow while the labor market deteriorates. The institution had initially expected this stance of holding steady to lean dovish. However, the situation has now changed. The Federal Reserve is expected to convey a cautious wait-and-see attitude. The policy statement will likely mention the risks of war and include more balanced language regarding the future path of interest rates, emphasizing both the upside risks of inflation and the downside risks to the labor market.