The Federal Reserve Chairman Jerome Powell stated that before considering adjustments to monetary policy, the Federal Reserve needs to further understand the current situation. He mentioned that, given the ongoing changes in trade, fiscal, and regulatory policies, the Federal Reserve requires more time to assess their impact on the economy. Powell pointed out: "This year's rise in tariffs may push up prices and put pressure on economic activity." If the Federal Reserve finds itself in a so-called dilemma, where there is a conflict between achieving full employment and price stability, it will need to weigh the degree of deviation of each goal from its ideal level, as well as the time required to achieve these goals.