[Minutes Of The Federal Reserve Meeting: The Future Tends To Be "gradual" Interest Rate Cuts, And There Is A Possibility Of Suspension], The Minutes Of The Federal Reserve's Most Recent Policy Meeting Showed That Federal Reserve Officials Generally Supported Cautious Future Interest Rate Cuts While The Economy Remained Sound And Inflation Slowly Cooled. According To The Minutes, "Participants Expected That If The Data Was Similar To Expectations, Inflation Continued To Decline To 2%, And The Economy Remained Near Maximum Employment, Then It Might Be Appropriate To Gradually Shift To A More Neutral Policy Stance Over Time." The Minutes Of The November Meeting Showed That Some Officials Said That If Inflation Continued To Rise, The Federal Reserve Might Pause Interest Rate Cuts And Keep Borrowing Costs At Restrictive Levels. Some Officials Pointed Out That If The Economy Or Labor Market Deteriorated, Interest Rate Cuts Could Be Accelerated. Policymakers Also Pointed Out That The So-called Unclear Neutral Interest Rate Was Also A Reason For Caution. According To The Minutes, Many Officials Said That Uncertainty "complicates The Assessment Of The Degree Of Monetary Policy Restrictions, And They Believe That It Is Appropriate To Gradually Reduce Policy Restrictions." Over The Past Year, Officials' Estimates Of The Neutral Interest Rate Have Steadily Risen, But It Remains Unclear How Far Interest Rates Are From That Level. It Is Reported That Federal Reserve Officials Will Hold Their Last Policy Meeting Of The Year On December 17-18. In This Regard, Nick Timiraos, The "Federal Reserve Mouthpiece", Wrote That The Federal Reserve Meeting Minutes Suggested That If Inflation Stagnates, Interest Rate Cuts Will Become Cautious