Federal Reserve's Hamack said on Friday that it may be time for the Fed to slow down the pace of interest rate cuts. She believes that the policy interest rate of the Federal Reserve may not be much higher than the neutral level. Hamak pointed out that the financial market expects the Federal Reserve to only cut interest rates once in the next two meetings, and stated that this expectation is consistent with her viewpoint. She said that inflation, economic growth, and the labor market are still stronger than the Federal Reserve's expectations in September. Hamak's speech is one of the clearest hints in recent statements by Federal Reserve officials, suggesting that the Fed's policy stance may no longer be very firm in cooling inflation and economic growth. @ghost-1