[Questioning the "dove coat" of the Federal Reserve! BlackRock: if inflation continues to be sticky, US bonds may be impacted] A portfolio manager of BlackRock, the world's largest asset management company, said on Thursday that if the prospect of the Federal Reserve's interest rate cut is challenged by stubborn inflation, long-term US treasury bond bonds may be impacted. This week, most Federal Reserve officials continued their previous prediction that despite stronger than expected economic growth, the Fed will still cut interest rates three times this year. However, David Rogal, portfolio manager at BlackRock's fixed income division, stated in an interview that if inflation remains strong, the prices of US mid to long term bonds may be affected as they still do not fully reflect the situation where the Federal Reserve will be forced to maintain higher interest rates for a longer period of time.