Recent news shows that an important decision-maker of the U.S. Federal Reserve has expressed a cautious view on the current economic situation. Cleveland Federal Reserve Bank President Mester recently stated that if an immediate policy decision needs to be made, she would not support a drop in the Intrerest Rate.

Harmack pointed out that the current level of inflation is still too high and has shown an upward trend over the past year. This viewpoint highlights the Federal Reserve's continued concern regarding inflation issues. Although she acknowledged some worrying factors in the labor market, she still emphasized the importance of maintaining a moderately tight monetary policy stance.

Harmak believes that only by maintaining a cautious policy stance can the inflation rate be effectively pulled back to the Federal Reserve's target level. This statement reflects the challenges faced by the Federal Reserve in balancing economic growth and price stability.

These remarks suggest that, although the market may anticipate a drop in the Intrerest Rate, Federal Reserve officials are still weighing various economic factors to determine the best policy path. The future direction of monetary policy will continue to be influenced by inflation data and overall economic performance.