Odaily星球日报讯 摩根士丹利交易和投资主管 Chris Larkin：今天没有出现任何重大意外。更多这样的数据可能会缓解人们对经济正在向衰退倾斜的担忧，并减轻美联储降息力度的压力。（金十）

Odaily星球日报讯 摩根士丹利交易和投资主管 Chris Larkin：今天没有出现任何重大意外。更多这样的数据可能会缓解人们对经济正在向衰退倾斜的担忧，并减轻美联储降息力度的压力。（金十）

摩根士丹利：初请数据减轻了美联储降息压力

Chris Larkin, Head of Trading and Investment at Morgan Stanley: There were no major surprises today. More data like this may alleviate concerns that the economy is heading towards a recession and reduce the pressure on the AR to cut interest rates. (Kin)

Chris Larkin, head of trading and investment at Morgan Odaily, said: &quot;There were no major surprises today. More data like this could ease concerns that the economy is leaning toward a recession and reduce pressure on the Fed to cut interest rates.&quot;

Morgan Stanley: Initial jobless claims data reduces pressure on Fed to cut rates

Odaily reports that Federal Reserve Governor Bostic stated that the US economy is expected to normalize in the coming months; a rate cut is imminent, and he hopes to see more data; recent inflation data has increased confidence in inflation returning to 2%; if the economy develops as expected, a rate cut will occur before the end of the year; the economy is at the inflection point of inflation approaching the target; he does not want the labor market to go from hot to cold; an economic recession is not within his expectations.

The Federal Reserve's Bostic: Rate cuts are imminent, hoping to see a little more data.

Odaily reported that Federal Reserve Governor Goolsbee stated that the policy is "very restrictive" and the economy is not overheating; the rise in the unemployment rate may indicate a deterioration in the job market; if the job market is weak, more attention will be paid to the employment sector; to a certain extent, the employment policy goal is receiving more focus; the extent of rate cuts will depend on the economic conditions.

Fed's Goolsbee: Economic conditions will determine rate cuts

According to Odaily, Lindsay Rosner, the head of fixed income at several departments of Goldman Sachs Asset Management, stated that the CPI data tonight has paved the way for a 25 basis point rate cut in September, but given the additional data to come, the possibility of a 50 basis point rate cut by the Federal Reserve has not been ruled out.