According to Jinshi, Fed Chairman Barkin expects high interest rates to further slow economic growth and reduce inflation to the 2% target. He said that the strong performance of the labor market gave the Fed time to gain confidence that inflation would continue to fall before cutting interest rates. However, continued housing and service inflation could keep price increases high. Barkin is optimistic that today's restrictive interest rate level can reduce demand, thereby returning inflation to our target level. He also pointed out that companies are still working hard to raise prices, and the risk is that as we get less help from the commodity sector, continued inflation in housing and services will keep the overall index above our target.