[Economists Preview Fed Decision: Employment Improves, Inflation Remains High, Need to Wait and See] Jin10 News, April 29 – Former Federal Reserve Vice Chair and economist Roger Ferguson stated, 'In terms of the dual mandate, the Fed will likely indicate that the current labor market is roughly stable. Regarding the inflation mandate (as inflation remains at a high level of 3%), there is still much work to be done.' He expects the Fed to say, 'We will temporarily hold steady and see how things develop.' Similarly, Goldman Sachs economist David Mericle predicts that the statement following the Fed meeting may acknowledge improvements in the labor market and a rise in inflation data but will maintain the current policy guidance unchanged. We expect that the majority will still support keeping interest rates unchanged, with only one dissenting vote, similar to the situation in March.