Institutions: If the non-farm payrolls perform weakly tonight, the Federal Reserve is very likely to cut interest rates by 50 basis points in September.

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ODAILY
08-02
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Odaily Odaily News, Wealth Alliance President and Managing Director Eric Diton said, "I thought the Fed should have cut interest rates by 25 basis points this week, but obviously it missed it. Then we saw that the number of initial jobless claims rose and the ISM manufacturing PMI index underperformed for the fourth consecutive month. Powell said he relies on data, and how Friday's non-farm payrolls perform will be key. If we see a very weak data, he will most likely cut interest rates by 50 basis points in September. Another problem is the federal debt. We have $35 trillion in debt. The interest we pay on these debts is now about 17% of our federal spending. So, the interest is now sucking away the money we can use to make decisions." (Jinshi)

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