贝森特：2026 年通胀有望重回 2%，关税政策或存 “缩窄” 空间
U.S. Treasury Secretary Becerra stated in a CNBC program that inflation is expected to fall to 2% by 2026. He mentioned that the calm in the bond market is due to fiscal consolidation, and the GDP growth rate in 2025 could reach 3%. Becerra also discussed tariff policies, stating that he would explore with trade representatives whether there is room for "narrowing," with the final decision to be made by the president
On February 13th, U.S. Treasury Secretary Becerra spoke on CNBC.
Becerra suggested discussing Federal Reserve nominee Waller, stating that the Senate Banking Committee is also investigating related Federal Reserve projects. Advancing the Senate hearing is very important.
"We believe we have reached an agreement on the hearing. Anyone concerned about the Federal Reserve wants to see continuity in policy."
He pointed out, "The bond market is so calm because we are getting our finances in order. The GDP growth rate in 2025 is very likely to reach 3%. Inflation may return to around 2% by mid-2026."
Becerra talked about employment issues, stating that this is part of Trump's return to privatization economic plans. Regarding the U.S. deficit, he expressed more confidence in the market rather than the Congressional Budget Office (CBO) forecasts.
He mentioned that he just spoke with U.S. Trade Representative Katherine Tai and added, "We will see if tariffs will be 'narrowed'." He also stated that any final decision will be made by the President.
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