【Federal Reserve Meeting Minutes: Inflation Will Continue to Slow, but Trump's Government Policies May Increase Price Pressure Risks】Golden Finance reports that the Federal Reserve's December meeting minutes show that Fed officials unanimously believe that inflation may continue to slow this year, but they also believe that as policymakers begin to respond to the impacts of the incoming Trump administration's policies, the risks of sustained price pressures increase. The minutes indicate that participants expect inflation to continue to approach 2%, although they note that the recent higher-than-expected inflation data, as well as potential changes in trade and immigration policies, suggest that this process may take longer than previously anticipated. Some participants pointed out that the anti-inflation process may have temporarily stalled, or highlighted potential risks. The minutes state that the FOMC's December rate cut decision was a 'delicate balance', with some participants indicating that, given that some believe progress in reducing inflation has stalled, it may be advisable not to lower borrowing costs.