Could the Federal Reserve adjust its inflation target? The logic behind moving from 2% to 2.5%-3%

【BitPush】An interesting point of view worth noting. Bill Ackman, CEO of Pershing Square Capital, recently suggested that the Federal Reserve might adjust its current 2% inflation target. His prediction is that the new target is likely to fall within the 2.5%-3% range.

His logic is straightforward: there are too many strong growth drivers in the economy, making it almost impossible to completely eliminate inflationary pressures. In other words, in the current economic environment, the ideal state of zero inflation is simply unattainable. What does this mean for the market? If the inflation target is truly raised, the liquidity environment will change accordingly, and asset allocation strategies will need to be adjusted.