<h1>Central bank faces legal and administrative limits on interest rate moves amid inflation, unemployment, tariff-driven cost pressures</h1> Inflation and rising unemployment claims create a complex regulatory and policy issue for the central bank, which faces legal and administrative constraints when adjusting interest rates amid political pressure from the executive branch. Tariff-driven cost increases for goods raise trade-law and administrative-review risks for tariff measures and could spur regulatory scrutiny of import controls and price-setting practices. Businesses facing higher input costs may seek contractual relief or challenge tariff implementation; consumers and small firms could prompt enforcement attention or support measures. The interaction of monetary policy decisions, trade measures, and labor-market deterioration increases the likelihood of litigation, regulatory reviews, and legislative responses.