According to BlockBeats news, on March 14, Nick Timiraos, the "Fed's mouthpiece", posted that there is a theory that the Federal Reserve will raise interest rates until problems arise. Over the past year, one of the big surprises was that rate hikes had no damaging effects, but that is no longer the case. A sharp sell-off in regional bank stocks on Monday following the collapse of Silicon Valley Bank (SVB) and Signature Bank threatens to push the Federal Reserve into a position it has been hoping to avoid for the past year: addressing the impact on financial stability while fighting inflation. The situation could force Fed Chairman Jerome Powell and his colleagues to choose which issues the Fed needs to focus on. CME data shows that after the Silicon Valley Bank incident, the interest rate futures market believes that there is more than a one-third chance that the Federal Reserve will keep interest rates unchanged at next week’s interest rate meeting.