ChainCatcher news, according to Jinshi reports, U.S. President Trump stated that costs are down and there is no inflation. This is in stark contrast to what the Federal Reserve and fake news media hope for.

ChainCatcher news, according to Jinshi reports, Federal Reserve Governor Cooke stated that there are upward risks for both inflation and unemployment rates, and the economy may experience a slowdown in the short term. Our current monetary policy stance is moderately tight. The first quarter GDP reflects the true resilient nature of the economy.

ChainCatcher news, according to Jinshi reports, Fed's Barr stated that Trump's trade policy could push up inflation, lower economic growth, and increase unemployment later this year, which may present policymakers with a tricky decision on which issue to address.Barr said, "The scale and scope of recent tariff increases are unprecedented, and we do not know their final form; it is too early to say how they will affect the economy." However, he noted that the risks are evident. "In my view, higher tariffs could lead to disruptions in global supply chains and exert persistent upward pressure on inflation," he stated.He also pointed out that businesses need time to adjust their distribution networks. Some suppliers, especially small businesses, may not be able to adapt quickly enough and could go out of business, exacerbating the chaos in the supply chain.Barr said, "I am equally concerned that as the economy slows, tariffs will lead to rising unemployment." "Therefore, if we see both inflation and unemployment rising simultaneously, the Fed may find itself in a dilemma."

ChainCatcher news, Sweden's Nordea Bank points out that as risks rise, the Federal Reserve is waiting for more clarity. Trade policies and economic outlooks are seen as extremely uncertain, and the Fed hopes to wait for more definitive results. The market interprets this information as slightly hawkish, further reducing the likelihood of a rate cut at the June meeting. We agree with this market shift but expect that the Fed will ultimately focus on supporting economic growth and overlook the temporary rise in inflation. If long-term inflation expectations remain within a manageable range and align with the inflation target, the Fed should be able to disregard the temporary inflationary impact caused by tariffs.There is also a possibility that the short-term impact of tariff uncertainty on the economy will exceed current expectations. But for now, the Fed believes that this move has a limited impact on the economy, and there are some signs of progress in trade negotiations. Inflation remains above the target, and due to tariffs, it is expected to begin rising again.

ChainCatcher news, according to Jinshi reports, Goldman Sachs warns that Trump's global trade war could undo much of the progress made in the fight against inflation. In a report to clients on Wednesday, Goldman Sachs stated that due to the harmful combination of high tariffs and a weakening dollar, key inflation indicators are expected to surge in the coming months. The core inflation rate (excluding food and energy) is currently expected to accelerate from 2.6% in March to 3.8% in December, based on the Fed's preferred PCE price index.Goldman Sachs believes that the upward pressure on prices is much greater than the Fed's prediction in March, when the U.S. had not yet announced the largest tariffs. The Fed expects the core PCE inflation rate to be 2.8% in December. Worse still, Goldman Sachs anticipates that the core goods inflation rate will soar from 0.4% in March to 6.3% in December. By December, prices for used cars (+8.3%), household appliances (+7.8%), video/audio/computers (+7.7%), jewelry/watches (+5.9%), and pharmaceuticals/medical (+7.8%) are expected to rise significantly.

ChainCatcher News, Bank of Japan Governor Kazuo Ueda: Concern about the impact of rising prices on core inflation.

ChainCatcher message, Powell was asked which task needs to be addressed first------higher inflation or unemployment rate. He stated that both risks have increased. It is still unclear which one will be a greater concern. He said, "It is too early to draw conclusions now."

ChainCatcher message, Federal Reserve Chairman Powell: Short-term inflation expectations have risen. The labor market is not the main source of significant inflationary pressure.

ChainCatcher message, Federal Reserve officials stated in the May policy statement that first-quarter GDP growth turned negative, but even so, the Federal Reserve's policy committee still believes the underlying economy is strong. They noted that the significant volatility in trade statistics was the main reason for the GDP contraction in the first quarter, as imports surged ahead of new tariffs. "Although the volatility in net exports affected the data, recent indicators suggest that economic activity continues to expand at a robust pace," the statement said. However, in the new language of this month's policy statement, officials also acknowledged that "the risks of rising unemployment and inflation have intensified."

ChainCatcher message, Federal Reserve FOMC statement: The risks of high unemployment and high inflation have increased.

ChainCatcher news, Natixis economist Benito Berber stated that Federal Reserve Chairman Powell may have little to say about the impact of tariffs on inflation, as goods shipped from China have not yet landed on the U.S. market since "D-Day."Berber expects the inflation impact to become apparent in June, and anticipates that the Federal Reserve will remain inactive until September, at which point it will begin to cut interest rates and continue until 2026.

ChainCatcher news, Trump posted: "Gas prices have fallen below $1.98 per gallon, the lowest in years, food prices (including eggs!) are down, energy prices are down, mortgage rates are down, employment is strong, and there’s more good news as tariffs have brought in billions of dollars in revenue.As I said, we are just in a transitional phase, just getting started! Consumers have been waiting for prices to drop for years. With no inflation, the Federal Reserve should lower interest rates!"

ChainCatcher news, according to Jin10 data, the final value of the U.S. one-year inflation rate expectation for April recorded at 6.5%, the highest since January 1980.

ChainCatcher news, Coinbase's Head of Institutional Strategy John D'Agostino discussed the rise of Bitcoin, the reasons behind the latest surge, and whether a technical decoupling is underway on CNBC's "Squawk Box" program. He stated that Bitcoin and gold have become the two primary inflation hedging tools.

ChainCatcher news, according to Jinshi reports, Trump stated that inflation is almost nonexistent. He calls for Powell to lower interest rates. Economic growth may slow down unless interest rates are reduced.

ChainCatcher news, according to the latest CNBC nationwide economic survey, U.S. President Donald Trump’s handling of issues such as tariffs, inflation, and government spending has sparked widespread dissatisfaction, and his support rate on economic matters has fallen to the lowest level since he took office.The survey shows that the economic optimism brought about by Trump’s re-election campaign has disappeared, with the proportion of Americans believing the economy will worsen reaching the highest level since 2023, and there has also been a noticeable shift to pessimism regarding U.S. stocks.This survey, which involved 1,000 Americans nationwide, indicates that 44% approve of Trump’s overall performance in office, while 51% disapprove, a figure slightly better than his final approval rating when he left office in 2020. However, on economic issues, the survey shows that only 43% approve of his performance, while 55% disapprove, marking the first time in CNBC's polling history that Trump has a negative net approval rating on economic issues as president.

ChainCatcher news, according to Jinshi reports, Fed's Daly expressed satisfaction with the expectation of two rate cuts this year, but if inflation proves to be more persistent, the number of rate cuts this year may be less than two.If economic growth slows down, further rate cuts will be necessary. Gradually lowering the policy interest rate without urgency is the right approach. The only commitment of the Federal Reserve is to restore price stability. Currently, the U.S. has a stable labor market, but price stability still needs to be achieved.

ChainCatcher message, recently, Galaxy Research submitted a new proposal to the Solana community aimed at reforming the network's inflation governance discussion through a method called Multi-Election Staking Weight Aggregation (MESA). This mechanism attempts to introduce a market-driven process to optimize the SOL emission curve without relying on a single outcome vote. The proposed method will not change Solana's ultimate goal of achieving a 1.5% final inflation rate, but it may significantly shorten the timeline to reach that goal based on community voting results.According to Galaxy's predictions, if the current 15% deflation rate is maintained, the network will reach its final inflation rate at epoch 2,135. Increasing the deflation rate will bring this point forward. In the current Solana system, inflation follows a fixed, time-related curve, aiming for a final inflation rate of 1.5%. However, Galaxy points out that previous votes indicated that while there is a general consensus that the inflation rate is above necessary levels, reaching an agreement on adjusting parameters has been challenging. Galaxy's new proposal offers an alternative that allows validators to choose from multiple predetermined deflation rates, with the result determined by the weighted average of these votes. MESA voting will not dynamically adjust inflation based on real-time metrics but will enforce a fixed anti-inflation trajectory, and once approved, the deflation rate will be adjusted according to the collective opinion of validators.It is reported that this mechanism is inspired by the previous proposal SIMD-228. Although the community generally supports lowering the SOL inflation rate, the binary voting mechanism has made it difficult to reach a consensus on specific parameters, resulting in the proposal's failure to pass.