ChainCatcher news, according to Jinshi reports, Federal Reserve's Barkin stated that current middle and low-income consumers are financially strained, which may suppress consumer spending and thereby reduce the inflationary impact of tariffs. He pointed out that consumers will accept price increases on certain essential goods, but will also resist price hikes by downgrading their consumption or delaying purchases. Barkin expects that the future inflation rate will be milder than expected because consumers are currently feeling financially strained and must budget carefully.