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Looking at the global landscape, I have never been a die-hard fan of the dot plot. I believe our communication has been effective. It is natural to consider improving communication. If we need to raise interest rates, we will definitely send that signal. If it is appropriate to cut rates, we will also provide the corresponding signal.

Federal Reserve Chair Powell stated that if it becomes necessary to raise interest rates, they will signal and take action; the same applies in the opposite direction.

BlockBeats News, April 30th, analysts Anna and Stuart pointed out: The decision to maintain the interest rate today was as expected, but what caught the attention was the notable dissent. Ironically, Jerome Powell, widely seen as a consensus-builder, led the most dissenting voices in what is likely his last meeting as the Fed chair. This policy statement also upgraded the description of inflation from "somewhat high" to "high". Coupled with evident internal committee divisions, this highlights the challenge Kevin Wash faces in achieving Trump's desired rate cut. It is hard to imagine this fractured committee taking swift action to cut rates unless there is a significant deterioration in the labor market. (Xinhua News)