Odaily星球日报讯 美联储主席鲍威尔在全美商业经济协会发表讲话表示：“美国经济状况良好，劳动力市场状况稳健，劳动力市场大致处于平衡状态。通胀回落有广泛基础，近期数据显示在实现持续回归 2%的目标方面进一步取得了进展。50 个基点的降息反映出对适当政策调整能够维持劳动力市场强劲和通胀朝着目标发展的信心日益增强。国内总收入（GDI）的修订消除了美联储正在考虑的下行风险。”（金十）

鲍威尔：降息50个基点能够维持劳动力市场强劲和通胀朝着目标发展

Odaily Odaily News: Federal Reserve Chairman Powell delivered a speech at the National Association for Business Economics: &quot;The U.S. economy is in good shape, the labor market is in a solid state, and the labor market is roughly balanced. The decline in inflation has a broad basis, and recent data show further progress in achieving the goal of a sustained return to 2%. The 50 basis point rate cut reflects the growing confidence that appropriate policy adjustments can maintain a strong labor market and inflation toward the target. The revision of gross domestic income (GDI) eliminates the downside risks that the Fed is considering. &quot;(Jinshi)

Powell: A 50 basis point rate cut would keep the labor market strong and inflation on track

Odaily Planet Daily Report: IG analysts in a report stated that "a 50 basis point rate cut by the Federal Reserve in November is still seen as a possibility." They said that Powell's speech is unlikely to change many views, although he may reiterate his comments on the Fed's recent interest rate decision. (Golden Ten) Previously, it was reported that at 01:55 am tomorrow, Federal Reserve Chairman Powell will deliver a speech at the National Business Economic Association. In the midst of a "noisy" period of uncertainty, Powell may indicate the future policy direction of the Federal Reserve in this speech.

Analyst: Powell's speech is unlikely to change many views

Odaily Planet Daily reported that Federal Reserve Governor Goolsbee stated that a rate cut is "the top priority", and the Federal Reserve cannot wait until the job market weakens to take action, as the job market is stable and sustainable. The Federal Reserve is cutting interest rates because the economy has recovered to normal.

Fed's Goolsbee: Lowering interest rates is 'urgent'

The National Association for Business Economics (NABE) panel of economists pointed out that the overall risk facing the economy is increasing, with 55% of economists saying the likelihood of the economy performing worse than expected is greater than the likelihood of performing better, and Federal Reserve policy is listed as one of the potential influencing factors. Currently, the median forecast of the expert group shows that the US economic growth is expected to slow down from the expected 2.6% this year to 1.8% next year, the unemployment rate will rise from the current 4.2% to 4.4%, and the inflation rate next year will reach 2.1%. Two-thirds of the respondents said they expect an economic recession to occur at least by 2026.