Golden Finance reports that Goldman Sachs has stated that in light of the strengthening dollar and the risks of tariffs imposed by the Trump administration, central banks in Asian countries will cautiously advance further easing policies. Andrew Tilton, Goldman Sachs' Chief Asia-Pacific Economist, said that Goldman Sachs expects the Bank of Korea will not lower interest rates further this week. Last week, Indonesian officials warned that due to the political developments in the United States, the room to lower borrowing costs has diminished. Tilton stated, "As tariffs may be on the way, coupled with the dollar nearing decades-high levels, we believe the pace of rate cuts will be quite slow. I think the dollar is also one of the important influencing factors, as exchange rates and exchange rate stability are very important for central banks in Asian countries."