最新报道:Antje Praefcke, a currency analyst at Commerzbank, noted that Powell's speech at the Jackson Hole symposium emphasized downside risks to the economy and employment—balancing the rate cut expectations of the US government, the market, and fellow Federal Open Market Committee members with the inflationary risks posed by tariffs. This has led to significantly increased attention on labor market data, making it a more influential indicator. This naturally means that if labor market data falls short of expectations, it could further escalate expectations of a Fed rate cut, potentially reigniting market expectations for one or more 50 basis point cuts. If this were to happen, I expect the US dollar to suffer another significant blow. A lower-than-expected ADP report tomorrow (the consensus is 80,000) could underpin this bearish sentiment for the dollar, although the index ultimately has little bearing on Friday's non-farm payroll data. (Jinshi)