Powell stated that the Federal Reserve does not need to rush to adjust its policy stance and is fully prepared to patiently wait for clearer market information. Surveys show that tariffs are driving inflation expectations; long-term inflation expectations align with the 2% target. The yield on the U.S. two-year Treasury bond fell below the psychological threshold of 4%, dropping more than 3 basis points overall during the day. It had traded around 4.08% before the release of the resolution statement.
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Federal Reserve Chairman Jerome Powell stated that the central bank does not need to rush to adjust policies and is prepared to patiently wait for market information. Surveys show that tariffs have raised inflation expectations, but long-term inflation expectations are in line with the 2% target. The yield on the U.S. two-year Treasury bond fell below 4%, declining more than 3 basis points during the day, previously trading around 4.08%

- Federal Reserve Chair Powell stated that there is no rush to adjust policy, emphasizing readiness to wait for clearer market signals.  
- A survey indicated that tariffs are driving inflation expectations, with long-term expectations aligning with the 2% target.  
- The yield on the U.S. two-year Treasury note fell below the 4% mark, dropping over 3 basis points during the day.