**[Federal Reserve Mouthpiece: At Least Three Dissenting Votes Expected Regardless of December Rate Cut Decision]** BlockBeats reported on November 18 that "Federal Reserve mouthpiece" Nick Timiraos pointed out in an article that Fed officials face a challenge in addressing internal disagreements over interest rates. He outlined two factions within the Fed: one group is more concerned about inflation, and this group has recently grown in size. It includes four regional Fed presidents with voting rights this year, as well as Fed Governor Michael Barr. The other faction of officials is more concerned about the labor market. This group includes all three Fed governors appointed by Trump, who worry that their colleagues may overemphasize the risks of persistently high inflation, potentially leading to unnecessary economic recession risks. They also believe that high inflation is still a distant concern. Nick stated that regardless of the decision, the December meeting is likely to see at least three dissenting votes. If the Fed maintains rates, the three Trump-appointed officials will oppose the decision; if the Fed cuts rates by 25 basis points, there will still be at least three dissenting votes. (Jin10)