The President of the Federal Reserve Bank of Chicago, Goolsbee, stated that due to economic uncertainties, the Federal Reserve must be cautious when cutting interest rates. In a radio interview, he pointed out that although Consumer spending and economic growth are strong, there are concerns that inflation could rise again. Goolsbee emphasized that fiscal decisions affecting prices and employment need to be carefully evaluated. He also warned that it might be difficult to distinguish inflation from temporary factors such as economic overheating and tariffs.