Odaily星球日报讯 美联储柯林斯表示：12 月再次降息显然在考虑之中，但还没有最终确定。目前未见价格承压的迹象。在十二月之前还会有更多数据发布，我们将不得不继续评估合理解读。（金十）

美联储柯林斯：12月再次降息在考虑之中，但未最终确定

Odaily Odaily: Fed&#39;s Collins said: Another rate cut in December is clearly under consideration, but it has not been finalized. There are no signs of price pressure at present. There will be more data released before December, and we will have to continue to evaluate the reasonable interpretation. (Jinshi)

Fed's Collins: Another rate cut in December is under consideration, but not finalized

According to the report from Gold Ten, the Wall Street Journal commented on the US CPI data, pointing out that although the inflation data is stabilizing, the Federal Reserve decision-makers still seem likely to cut interest rates by another 25 basis points at their last meeting of the year next month. This is primarily because, despite the ups and downs, inflation appears to still be on a downward trend. Additionally, there is still a certain degree of "catch-up inflation" in the data. Federal Reserve officials also believe that the current short-term interest rate level is restrictive, which means that if further rate cuts do not occur, the job market may cool down further than they expect, even posing the risk of an economic recession. That said, the US Department of Labor will release the next consumer inflation report on December 11, a week before the Federal Reserve meeting. If the data is much more robust than the Federal Reserve officials hope, they may choose to temporarily pause further rate cuts. This would be even more the case if the November employment report, scheduled for release on December 6, shows a rebound in employment, thereby confirming that last month's slowdown was merely a reflection of hurricane and strike-related issues.

The first inflation data after the US election stabilized, and the Fed may cut interest rates again in December

Federal Reserve Chairman Powell said that interest rates are expected to continue to decline, but he hinted that interest rates may not decline as much in the next few months. Powell said the Federal Reserve may make further rate cuts, as the economic trends and dynamics are expected to remain unchanged at least in the short term. This includes a slowdown in the job market and a cooling of inflation, while interest rates are still at a restrictive level, and maintaining interest rates at the current high level may push up the unemployment rate. Powell said, "Over time, we will shift policy towards a more neutral level."

Powell: Policy will gradually shift to a more neutral level

Odaily Planet Dai Report: Federal Reserve Chairman Powell stated that due to the strong US economy, the Federal Reserve does not need to "rush" to lower interest rates, and the Federal Reserve will "carefully observe" to ensure that certain inflation indicators remain within an acceptable range. Powell reiterated that the path of the Federal Reserve's policy interest rate will depend on the upcoming data and the evolution of the economic outlook. He said that the inflation rate is approaching the Federal Reserve's 2% target, but has not yet reached it. The Federal Reserve will closely monitor the core indicators of commodity and service inflation excluding housing, which have been declining over the past two years. "We expect these indicators to continue to fluctuate in the near-term range, and the path to the Federal Reserve's 2% target may sometimes be bumpy."