The Zhitong Finance App learned that if the Federal Reserve decides to keep interest rates unchanged this week, Federal Reserve Chairman Walsh will once again face a familiar problem: he must convince investors that the Federal Reserve is committed to curbing inflation, and at the same time explain why officials chose not to raise interest rates. This is similar to what happened to Walsh in July. At the time, investors were calm about the Federal Reserve's decision to keep interest rates unchanged, but they were unhappy with Walsh's reluctance to release signals that borrowing costs might need to rise further.

The Zhitong Finance App learned that if the Federal Reserve decides to keep interest rates unchanged this week, Federal Reserve Chairman Walsh will once again face a familiar problem: he must convince investors that the Federal Reserve is committed to curbing inflation, and at the same time explain why officials chose not to raise interest rates. This is similar to what happened to Walsh in July. At the time, investors were calm about the Federal Reserve's decision to keep interest rates unchanged, but they were unhappy with Walsh's reluctance to release signals that borrowing costs might need to rise further.