Two senior officials of the Federal Reserve warn that inflation is the primary threat and may maintain current interest rates

BlockBeats News: On June 6th, Federal Reserve Governor Kugler and Kansas Federal Reserve Chairman Schmid both stated on Thursday that current inflationary pressures are a more pressing risk than a labor market slowdown, implying support for maintaining monetary policy in its current state for a longer period of time. Two officials specifically warned that tariffs may drive up prices in the coming months, and the impact may gradually become apparent over a period of time. The market expects the Federal Reserve to maintain the current interest rate range of 4.25% -4.50% unchanged at its June policy meeting. (Golden Ten)