Federal Reserve Collins said that while interest rates may remain unchanged “for some time” given recent economic data showing an improvement in the labor market, inflation risks remain. Collins noted that the labor market is showing some unusual signs of stability. She also pointed out that more evidence is needed to confirm that inflation is returning to around 2%.Interest rates are currently in a mildly restrictive stance and may already be very close to neutral. Federal Reserve Barkin also joined the discussion, stating that he still believes Federal Reserve faces risks on both sides. He said, “No one wants inflation to stall, and no one wants the labor market to weaken further. We are fully prepared.”