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According to ChainCatcher, citing Golden Ten Data, analyst Adam Button stated that Bowman remains committed to her dovish stance on rate cuts even after failing in her bid for Federal Reserve Chair. Her views on "moderately restrictive" policy differ from the consensus of most Fed members, who believe current policy is neutral or close to it. Over time, Bowman's perspective will become increasingly important, and future votes may be closely contested.

According to Odaily, analyst Adam Button stated: "It was previously thought that after failing in her bid for Federal Reserve Chair, Bowman might return to a hawkish stance, but she has continued to hold her ground. Her view on 'moderately restrictive' policy diverges from the consensus of most Fed members, as the vast majority believe the current policy is either in the neutral range or very close to it. Over time, her voice will become increasingly noteworthy, as future votes may be closely contested, and if prices rise again, she could easily shift back to a hawkish position." (Golden Ten Data)

According to a report by Jinse Finance, Federal Reserve's Collins stated that Congress has granted the Federal Reserve independence to make difficult decisions. Collins did not comment on monetary policy or the economic outlook.