最新报道:According to Bijie.com, on September 29th, Cleveland Federal Reserve President Beth Hammack said inflation is likely to remain above target until 2028, a key reason for her opposition to an interest rate cut. In an interview with CNBC in Frankfurt, the policymaker noted that the Fed has failed to achieve its 2% inflation target for more than four and a half years and is likely to remain below it for some time. "I continue to see pressure on both headline and core inflation, and I'm particularly concerned about the services sector," Hammack said. "My forecast is that inflation will likely remain above target for the next one to two years, with a realistic chance of a return to our 2% target level by the end of 2027 or early 2028." While several Fed officials have acknowledged the current mild impact of tariffs on prices, Hammack remains cautious and disagrees with some colleagues who view the impact of tariffs as a "one-time shock." “From an inflation perspective, I remain concerned about where we are,” she said. “I think our policy does need to remain restrictive.”