PANews reported on June 19 that according to Jinshi, the third-in-command of the Federal Reserve, 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 interest rates unchanged may be reasonable; Boston Fed President Collins pointed out that the Federal Reserve should not overreact to optimistic data for one or two months, and may cut interest rates once or twice this year; Federal Reserve Board member 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 a rate cut.