Odaily Planet Daily News: Fed's "third-in-command" Williams said that inflation will continue to fall and interest rates will fall in the next few years; Richmond Fed President Barkin believes that a scenario of cutting interest rates once and then keeping them unchanged may be reasonable; Boston Fed President Collins pointed out that the Fed should not overreact to optimistic data in one or two months, and may cut interest rates once or twice this year; Fed Governor Kugler said that the long-term neutral real interest rate is not particularly helpful for policy making, and it is appropriate to cut interest rates later this year; Dallas Fed President Logan said that it would take "a few more months" to be confident that inflation is moving towards 2%; St. Louis Fed President Musallem: It may take "several quarters" to see data that supports rate cuts. (Jinshi)