Analysis: More than 3 directors have shifted toward a more hawkish stance; in the future, policy preferences will be unanimously that the easing measures should be withdrawn.

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ME News, May 21 (UTC+8), Greg Michalowski, an analyst at the U.S. financial website investinglive, stated that the vote at the April meeting was 8 to 4, with one person voting for a 25-basis-point rate cut (i.e., Milan, who has resigned from the Federal Reserve), and another three voting to remove the easing bias. The Fed meeting minutes mentioned "many" participants wanted to remove the easing bias, indicating that the number of people wishing to shift to a more hawkish stance may be more than three. I believe that if a vote were held again today, the policy bias might become more uniformly oriented toward removing the easing bias. (Source: BlockBeats)
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