The interest rate remains unchanged at 86,417,918,080, but as soon as this warning came out, the US stock market immediately faltered. The S&P 500 index had briefly broken through the 6,000-point barrier, but ended up closing below it.

Let's talk about this first warning, the inflation warning. Federal Reserve Chairman Powell actually said this time that tariffs would raise prices, and this impact may last. In the past, he would avoid discussing tariffs, but this time he rarely expressed his stance. In simple terms, the cost of tariffs ultimately falls on the common people; when prices rise, our lives will become even harder.