最新报道:Federal Reserve Governor Randal Quarles stated that recent tariffs are negatively impacting the U.S. economy but argued that a rate cut is not yet warranted. Speaking at a financial conference, Quarles acknowledged trade tensions have created uncertainty, slowing business investment and exports. However, he emphasized the economy remains strong with solid job growth and inflation near the Fed's 2% target. Quarles noted the central bank will continue monitoring trade developments but sees no immediate need for monetary policy adjustments. His comments align with recent Fed signals to maintain a patient approach despite market expectations for rate cuts.