Recently, Stephen Milan, a member of the U.S. Federal Reserve Board, spoke again, calling for a more aggressive interest rate cut strategy. In a media interview, Milan expressed his views on the current monetary policy, believing that the current policy's suppressive effect on economic growth may exceed expectations, and thus advocated for creating a more relaxed monetary environment.

Milan emphasized that if the policy deviates from the planned course, swift adjustment measures should be taken. He said: 'We need to make policy adjustments at a relatively rapid pace to ensure economic stability and growth.'

It is worth noting that although Milan's views seem to differ from those of other decision-makers, he specifically pointed out that the degree of this divergence is not as significant as the outside world imagines. This statement may aim to alleviate market concerns about inconsistencies in the Federal Reserve's internal decision-making.

Milan's call has sparked widespread attention in the financial sector. Some analysts believe that, against the backdrop of numerous uncertainties facing the global economy, the Federal Reserve's policy direction will have a significant impact on global financial markets. However, some experts also warn that interest rate cuts need to weigh the risks of inflation against the demands for economic growth and should not be overly aggressive.

As Federal Reserve officials continue to release policy signals, the market's expectations for future interest rate trends are also continually adjusting. Investors and economists will continue to closely monitor every move of the Federal Reserve, as well as the long-term impacts that these policy proposals may bring.