According to Odaily Planet Daily, Federal Reserve Chairman Goolsby stated that without sufficient reserves, it's impossible to set interest rates at the desired level; with ample reserves, the balance sheet must expand as the economy grows. Furthermore, Federal Reserve Chairman Hamak stated that an independent central bank yields better results, and the lack of data makes interpreting inflation data more difficult. He found some comfort in market-based inflation indicators, which is a source of optimism regarding the path of price increases. He expressed "great gratitude" for the return of government data, noting the abundance of alternative data in the labor market. (Jinshi)

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Odaily Planet Daily reports that Federal Reserve Bank of California's John Gorsby stated, "I expect more rate cuts than the median in 2026. The uncertainty surrounding low hiring and low layoffs outweighs the uncertainty surrounding the economic slowdown. Changes in data such as monthly payrolls make tasks like assessing break-even job creation rates difficult." (Jinshi)

According to Odaily Planet Daily, Federal Reserve's Goolsby stated that he is one of the most optimistic figures in the dot plot, not "hawkish" on interest rates next year, optimistic about a rate decline this year, but uneasy about premature and significant policy easing. (Golden Ten)

Odaily Planet Daily reports that Kansas City Federal Reserve President Schmid stated he opposes the Fed's 25-basis-point rate cut this week, arguing that inflation "remains too high" and monetary policy should remain moderately restrictive to curb price pressures. Schmid said, "What I see right now is an economy that still has momentum, and inflation is 'too hot,' which suggests that current policy is not overly tight." Schmid pointed out that since he opposed the rate cut in October, the situation "hasn't changed much": inflation remains above the 2% target, the labor market is "generally balanced," and there is no urgent reason for a rate cut. (Jinshi)