The Federal Reserve's vote committee warns that there is a risk of complete stagnation in the downward trend of inflation. Atlanta Fed Chairman Bostic recently stated in a media interview that the Federal Reserve needs to remain silent at least until this summer to prevent further price increases. The regional Federal Reserve chairman, who will rotate to obtain voting rights for FOMC this year, said that if policymakers cut interest rates too early, inflation rates may "fluctuate". He also warned that the pace of the US inflation rate falling towards the 2% target may slow down in the coming months.