[Federal Reserve Officials Deliver Hawkish Remarks, October Rate Hike Expectations Rise] According to a report by Cailian Press, several Federal Reserve officials have recently issued concentrated hawkish signals, emphasizing that inflation risks have not yet been resolved. Cleveland Fed President Loretta Mester stated that inflation has been elevated for over five years, expressing concerns about entrenched inflation expectations and stressing the need to maintain restrictive policies to bring inflation down. Kansas City Fed President Esther George warned that the Federal Reserve has 'not yet addressed the inflation problem' and highlighted that U.S. debt levels are 'extremely high.' New York Fed President John Williams noted that repeated supply shocks could continue to drive up medium- to long-term prices. Data from the CME 'FedWatch' tool shows that the market estimates a 64.2% probability of a 25-basis-point rate hike by the Federal Reserve in October.