Economist: The Federal Reserve will keep interest rates unchanged, awaiting changes in employment and inflation

According to Mars Finance News, citing Jintiao, Roger Ferguson, the former vice chair of the Federal Reserve and an economist, said that the labor market is currently broadly stable, but inflation remains at a high level of 3%, and there is still a lot of work to be done. He expects the Federal Reserve to hold steady for the time being and observe how the situation develops. David Merrick, an economist at Goldman Sachs Group, also expects that the statement after the Federal Reserve meeting will acknowledge improvements in the employment market and rising inflation, but that the policy guidance will remain unchanged; he expects that most people will support keeping interest rates unchanged.