According to Jin Shi data reports, after the U.S. released lower-than-expected inflation data on Tuesday, Trump called for interest rate cuts again, and the dollar continued to be under pressure. Trump accused Federal Reserve Chairman Powell of cutting rates 'too late.' Thu Lan Nguyen, head of foreign exchange and commodity research at Deutsche Bank, stated that considering the prospect of the Federal Reserve cutting rates faster, the dollar's decline after the data release seems logical. However, this may also reflect Trump's belief that he is correct, as the data lacks tariff effects.