[Powell: The Fed's Two Main Goals Are in Conflict] According to a report by Jinse Finance, on March 30, Federal Reserve Chairman Powell stated that the Fed's two main goals are currently in conflict. Speaking at an event at Harvard University on Monday, Powell said: 'The labor market faces downside risks, which suggests that interest rates should remain low, but inflation poses upside risks, which implies that low interest rates may not be appropriate.' When discussing the recent series of disagreements among policymakers, Powell expressed that he welcomes thorough discussions. He said: 'In a period of historic challenges like this, striving for consensus could actually be misleading.'