[Federal Reserve Williams: Demand for US Treasuries remains strong] On May 8, Jinshi Data, New York Fed Chairman Williams said on Thursday that despite the large scale of government borrowing, demand for US treasury bond bonds remains strong. Williams stated that the Federal Reserve is closely monitoring the government's extremely high borrowing levels. He pointed out that although this may be surprising, the market demand for US treasury bond bonds is still "huge", and "the US is still regarded as the most powerful economy in the world" and an ideal capital haven. "Even in the face of various geopolitical problems and other factors, this situation has not changed". Williams also stated that under the energy shock caused by the Middle East war, the US economy has shown considerable resilience. He said that given the soaring energy prices, the "biggest question" is how the situation will develop, and added that for the still high inflation, the Federal Reserve will "ensure" and be committed to reducing the inflation rate back to the target level of 2%.