最新报道:According to the Bijie.com news, Federal Reserve Vice Chairman Jefferson said that he expects the U.S. economy to continue to grow at a rate of around 1.5% for the rest of the year, and the job market will face potential pressure without the support of the Federal Reserve. He said he supports the Fed to cut interest rates by 25 basis points at the September meeting to strike a balance between the risk of persistently above-target inflation and the growing threat to the job market. "The labor market is weakening, which suggests that it may be under pressure if there is a lack of support," Jefferson said. He added that he expects inflation to begin to fall back to the Fed's 2% target level after this year. Jefferson pointed out that the impact of the Trump administration's trade, immigration and other policies is still evolving, so there is a particularly high degree of uncertainty in his baseline forecast. Although the impact of tariffs on inflation and other aspects of the economy has been lower than some economists expected, Jefferson said he expects these effects "to become more apparent in the coming months."