Odaily星球日报讯 美联储官员哈克对美国经济状况表示乐观，并表示他认为目前没有理由改变利率政策，因美联储正继续努力降低通胀水平。哈克表示，目前的数据显示，美国经济将继续以强劲的态势运转。通胀仍处于高位，但随着时间的推移，在富有弹性的经济增长和平衡的就业市场中，通胀似乎有望缓解，这些都是保持政策利率稳定的足够理由。他预计通胀压力将继续减弱，并在未来几年内回到 2%的目标，并表示：“虽然我不会承诺具体的时间表，但我仍然乐观地认为，通胀将继续下行，政策利率将能够在长期内下降。”（金十）

Odaily星球日报讯 美联储官员哈克对美国经济状况表示乐观，并表示他认为目前没有理由改变利率政策，因美联储正继续努力降低通胀水平。哈克表示，目前的数据显示，美国经济将继续以强劲的态势运转。通胀仍处于高位，但随着时间的推移，在富有弹性的经济增长和平衡的就业市场中，通胀似乎有望缓解，这些都是保持政策利率稳定的足够理由。他预计通胀压力将继续减弱，并在未来几年内回到 2%的目标，并表示：“虽然我不会承诺具体的时间表，但我仍然乐观地认为，通胀将继续下行，政策利率将能够在长期内下降。”（金十）

美联储哈克支持利率政策保持稳定

Odaily Odaily News reports that Federal Reserve official Hacker expressed optimism about the US economic situation, stating that he believes there is currently no reason to change the interest rate policy, as the Federal Reserve continues to work to reduce the level of inflation. Hacker said that the current data shows that the US economy will continue to operate in a strong manner. Inflation remains at a high level, but with the passage of time, in a resilient economic growth and a balanced labor market, inflation appears to be expected to ease, which are sufficient reasons to maintain a stable policy interest rate. He expects inflationary pressures to continue to weaken and return to the 2% target within the next few years, and stated: "Although I will not commit to a specific timetable, I remain optimistic that inflation will continue to decline, and the policy interest rate will be able to decline in the long run." (Gold Ten)

Odaily Odaily News reports that Federal Reserve official Hacker expressed optimism about the US economic situation, stating that he believes there is currently no reason to change the interest rate policy, as the Federal Reserve continues to work to reduce the level of inflation. Hacker said that the current data shows that the US economy will continue to operate in a strong manner. Inflation remains at a high level, but with the passage of time, in a resilient economic growth and a balanced labor market, inflation appears to be expected to ease, which are sufficient reasons to maintain a stable policy interest rate. He expects inflationary pressures to continue to weaken and return to the 2% target within the next few years, and stated: "Although I will not promise a specific timetable, I remain optimistic that inflation will continue to decline, and the policy interest rate will be able to decline in the long run." (Gold Ten)

Fed's Harker supports keeping interest rate policy stable

Odaily reports that more and more forecasters in the Eurozone expect that after the European Central Bank suspends rate hikes, it will resume rate cuts in 2026, with interest rates falling below 2%. Data shows that the market generally expects the ECB officials to further cut rates in March 2026. Although policymakers have become more confident in achieving the 2% inflation target, the threat of US President Trump to impose US tariffs has cast a shadow over the economic outlook. Businesses and households also face the problem of a lack of political direction in France and Germany, whose sluggish economies have been dragging down the development of the entire region. James, head of global macro strategy at Scotiabank, said: "The ECB can cut rates steadily while avoiding an inflation outbreak. But the impact of the Trump trade war on the EU will be more significant than on countries like the UK, meaning the ECB needs to cut its policy rate below neutral."

TD Securities: ECB needs to cut its policy rate below neutral

Odaily Odaily report: According to a report by Monex Europe analysts, given the Federal Reserve's cautious rate cut expectations, the US dollar has little room to continue its recent downward trend. Swap rates reflect a 1.5 rate cut this year, but considering sticky inflation, the Federal Reserve's rate cut may be smaller. A significant depreciation of the US dollar would require a "fundamental reassessment of the uniqueness of US economic growth or the emergence of a perfect anti-inflation phenomenon", but neither of these scenarios is likely to occur in the near term. However, the possibility of a significant rebound in the US dollar this week is also not high. The minutes of the Federal Reserve meeting released on Wednesday may appear somewhat outdated, so the fate of the US dollar will depend more on the inscrutable Trump. (Gold Ten)

Analysts: Dollar has little room to fall further

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