According to ChainCatcher, Federal Reserve Governor Bowman stated that if inflationary pressures are controlled, she would support a prompt reduction in policy interest rates at the next meeting to maintain a healthy labor market. Bowman has been concerned about inflation risks since last year and expects more idle capacity in the economy this year, stating that price increases from tariffs will be 'modest and one-off'. She believes the labor market is strong and close to full employment, but also points out vulnerabilities such as weakened labor market dynamics and slowing economic growth, suggesting that the Federal Reserve should place more emphasis on the downside risks to employment goals in future decisions. This is her first economic commentary since being nominated by Trump as the Federal Reserve's Vice Chair for Supervision.