According to Deep Tide TechFlow, on June 2, Federal Reserve Governor Waller stated that a moderate tariff policy would not be passed on to consumers but could lead to a one-time price increase, which the Federal Reserve views with tolerance. The prospects for interest rate cuts depend on the slowdown in inflation and the impact of tariff measures. Strong economic performance continued until April, providing time to observe changes in the trade situation. The outlook for trade policy is uncertain, tariffs may push up unemployment rates, and there are downside risks to the economy and job market, with inflation facing upside risks. There is still a possibility of interest rate cuts later this year.