Cleveland Fed President Hamack says there is a risk of two-way adjustment in interest rates

On April 15th, according to Golden Ten Data, Cleveland Fed Chairman Hamack stated in an interview with CNBC that the Fed's current interest rates are in a good position and there is currently no urgent need to adjust their interest rate targets, but there may be a possibility of interest rate cuts or hikes in the future. She pointed out that there is a two-way risk in interest rates, which may require more lenient or contractionary policies based on data performance.