In the minutes, the phrase “many” attendees want to roll back the looseness; in plain terms, that means: vote again and it could directly turn into a hawkish shift.

The Federal Reserve meeting in April resulted in an 8-4 voting split, with one member voting in favor of a 25 basis point rate cut, and three members voting to end the easing bias. The minutes show that "many" participants favored ending the easing bias, and if a re-vote were held, the policy stance might more consistently shift toward ending the easing bias.