【Institution: The Federal Reserve's Meeting Minutes Highlight Discrepancies Regarding Trump's Tariff Impact on Inflation】Golden Finance reports that the Federal Reserve's July meeting minutes show that while many remain concerned about inflation risks, some rate setters are gradually abandoning the Federal Reserve's hesitation regarding lowering borrowing costs. The minutes indicate that although some rate setters still want to learn from data released in the coming months, others believe they may need to make a decision on whether to lower borrowing costs before that. Some committee members pointed out that waiting for the full clarity on the impact of tariffs on inflation before adjusting monetary policy positions is neither feasible nor appropriate. At the July meeting, voting discrepancies emerged for the first time this year, with Federal Reserve governors Waller and Bowman supporting a 0.25 percentage point rate cut. Their differing opinions mark the first time since 1993 that two governors have disagreed with the Federal Reserve Chairman. Notably, Waller and Bowman have appeared on the candidate list for succeeding Secretary of the Treasury after Powell's second term ends in May 2026.