ChainThink reports: In 2026, FOMC voting member and President of the Cleveland Fed, Harker, delivered a speech on monetary policy: there is currently no urgent reason to cut interest rates, and tariffs have increased uncertainty in the economic outlook. Achieving the 2% inflation target is still some way off, and due to the Federal Reserve's pursuit of clear guidance, interest rate policy may remain unchanged for a considerable period of time. (Jin10)