Odaily星球日报讯 沃尔夫研究公司（Wolfe Research）首席经济学家 Stephanie Roth 表示，这可能会导致一些美联储官员考虑暂停降息，具体取决于随后的数据显示。Roth 说：“我不认为今天的数据会改变很多。我们预计他们将在每次会议上都降息，但如果就业市场和通胀数据继续保持目前的趋势，他们很可能转为每隔一次会议再降息。”（金十）

Wolfe Research：美联储或转为每隔一次会议再降息

Odaily Odaily News: Stephanie Roth, chief economist at Wolfe Research, said this could lead some Fed officials to consider pausing rate cuts, depending on what subsequent data shows. Roth said: &quot;I don&#39;t think today&#39;s data will change a lot. We expect them to cut rates at every meeting, but if the job market and inflation data continue to maintain their current trend, they are likely to switch to cutting rates every other meeting.&quot; (Jinshi)

Wolfe Research: The Fed may switch to cutting interest rates every other meeting

Odaily Planet Daily News: According to a report by BBH analysts, the minutes of the Federal Reserve meeting to be released tonight may show that some Federal Reserve officials opposed a 50-basis-point rate cut before being persuaded to vote in favor of the majority. At the meeting on September 18 to launch the monetary easing policy, Federal Reserve Governor Bowman was the only dissenting voice, voting in favor of a 25-basis-point rate cut. Subsequently, the Federal Reserve hinted that it would cut rates by another 25 basis points next month, providing some support for the US dollar. (Gold Ten)

Agency: The dollar strengthened before the release of the Fed meeting minutes

Odaily Planet Daily Report: According to a Citi analyst report, although recent labor market data may have led some market participants to reconsider their expectations for the Fed to cut interest rates, the likelihood of the Fed skipping a rate cut at the November meeting is low. Although the non-farm payroll data released last Friday increased by 254,000, higher than the 140,000 expected by economists, analysts pointed out that "we suspect the strong employment report released last Friday may not be sustained." Citi noted: "The series of weak labor market data prior to this has led the market to expect the Fed to cut rates by at least 25 basis points at each meeting, and they may even take a larger 50 basis point rate cut."

Citi: It is unlikely that the Fed will skip a rate cut in November, and each meeting will cut at least 25 basis points

Odaily Planet Daily News: Federal Reserve official Bostic said he is open to a 25-basis-point rate cut or standing pat at the next meeting, depending on the evolution of the economic outlook. Bostic said in an interview on Thursday, "If the data shows it's appropriate, I could certainly support skipping (the rate cut)." (JinShi)