美国财长贝森特10月28日接受CNBC访谈：美联储再加息未必是错误（视频）
美国华盛顿消息：美国财政部官方 YouTube 频道10月28日发布财长斯科特·贝森特（Scott Bessent）接受 CNBC《Closing Bell: Overtime》节目访谈的视频。贝森特在访谈中表示，在经济强劲的背景下，美联储再次加息「未必是一个错误」。他还表示，影响收益率曲线的因素有很多。
这一表态的时间点正值美联储议息。据本站同日报道，美联储10月28日宣布维持联邦基金利率目标区间在 3.75% 至 4.00% 不变，表决结果为 10 比 2，理事库克（Lisa D. Cook）与哈马克（Beth M. Hammack）持不同意见、主张加息 25 个基点。贝森特是特朗普政府的首席经济发言人，但不参与美联储的货币政策表决；据财经媒体报道，他这次没有直接呼吁加息，但「未必是错误」的措辞被市场解读为财政部方面不会把进一步收紧政策视为错误信号。
该访谈视频由美国财政部官方频道发布，内容为 CNBC 节目访谈，读者可在本页站内观看。
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美联储维持利率3.75%至4.00%不变：FOMC以10比2通过决议，Cook与Hammack主张加息
来源：GSM·美国
Treasury Secretary Bessent on CNBC, October 28: Another Fed Rate Hike 'Not Necessarily' a Mistake (Video)
WASHINGTON — The U.S. Department of the Treasury's official YouTube channel on October 28 published its video of Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent's interview on CNBC's Closing Bell: Overtime. In the interview, Bessent said that, against the backdrop of a strong economy, another Federal Reserve rate increase would "not necessarily" be a mistake. He also said a lot of things influence the yield curve.
The remark came on the day the Federal Reserve set policy. As GSM reported the same day, the Fed on October 28 held the federal funds rate target range at 3.75% to 4.00% in a 10-to-2 vote, with Governors Lisa D. Cook and Beth M. Hammack dissenting in favor of a 25-basis-point increase. Bessent is the Trump administration's chief economic spokesman but does not vote on monetary policy; according to financial media coverage, he stopped short of calling for a hike, but his "not necessarily" phrasing was read by markets as a signal that the Treasury would not treat further tightening as an error.
The interview was published by the Treasury Department's official channel and is CNBC program content; readers can watch it in the player on this page.
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Source: GSM · USA
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图片来源：图：美国财政部官方频道发布的访谈视频画面，财长贝森特接受 CNBC《Closing Bell: Overtime》访谈。Still from the interview video published by the U.S. Department of the Treasury's official channel: Secretary Scott Bessent on CNBC's Closing Bell: Overtime.
