TechFlame news. On July 29, according to Gold10 data, Price's chief US economist Urupelsi said that the Federal Reserve is expected to keep interest rates unchanged at 4.25%-4.5% this week, but Waller and Bowman may object. This could fuel speculation that once more officials appointed by Trump join the Federal Reserve Board of Governors beginning in the first quarter of 2026, interest rates will fall more rapidly. The dovish Waller and Bauman may argue that monetary policy is restrictive because tariff-related inflation is being offset by other factors and interest rates are being cut on the grounds that neutral interest rates are close to 3%. Powell is expected to try to guide the FOMC to wait as long as possible for the next rate cut, which is more likely to be cut

in October than in September.