[Goursby: US Inflation at a Dangerous Moment, Further Deterioration Should Be Prevented] According to a report by Golden Finance on November 13th, citing Yahoo Finance, Chicago Fed President John Goolsby stated that he had hoped US inflation would cool significantly as the impact of tariffs gradually subsided and oil prices fell, but this expectation has not yet materialized. With October's CPI exceeding expectations and marking the second consecutive month of increases, Goolsby stated that the US is at a "dangerous moment" in its inflation situation and should remain cautious to prevent further deterioration. Goolsby pointed out that persistent price pressures remain in sectors such as services and healthcare within the CPI, pressures unrelated to tariffs and oil prices. He stated that the US is gradually entering a phase where central banks have historically struggled to control inflation. Goolsby indicated that the Fed is currently trying to distinguish between two types of factors driving persistently high inflation: supply-side shocks such as tariffs and the prolonged high oil prices, and demand-side overheating caused by the large-scale construction of data centers. He noted that AI-related inflation has not yet spread to the overall economy, currently mainly concentrated in AI, technology, and related industries, but the Fed is closely monitoring whether it will spread to other sectors. If the overheated demand generated by data center construction begins to impact the overall economy, it will become a problem. He also stated that the recent proposal by newly elected Democratic governors to halt data center construction is not currently directly related to the Federal Reserve's inflation efforts.