According to Jinshi, the Federal Reserve will release new economic forecasts this week, which are expected to show fewer rate cuts this year than policymakers expected three months ago, and inflation is expected to accelerate and economic growth will slow. Since the end of last year, the accuracy of the Fed's forecasts has been less than satisfactory. Officials originally expected to cut interest rates three times this year, but were disrupted by the failure of inflation to fall as expected. Therefore, they are likely to adjust their expectations for rate cuts this year to only two rate cuts of 25 basis points each, or only one rate cut, and there are even doubts about the extent of the rate cut. In the press conference after the meeting, Powell is likely to adopt a strategy of deflecting attention from the economic forecast and the dot plot, which is both an acknowledgment that some situations are unpredictable and a way to allow the public to change their expectations at any time.