Odaily星球日报讯 Capital Economics 经济学家 Olivia Cross 表示，就业增长数据的向下修正可能意味着工人生产率被向上修正，这将进一步支持美联储降息的决定，无论哪种情况，较低的经济活动或更强劲的生产率增长都将表明美联储有更多理由在 9 月份开始放松政策。（金十）

Capital Economics：就业增长数据下修表明美联储有更多理由在9月放松政策

Odaily Odaily News Capital Economics economist Olivia Cross said that the downward revision of employment growth data may mean that worker productivity is revised upward, which will further support the Fed&#39;s decision to cut interest rates. In either case, lower economic activity or stronger productivity growth will indicate that the Fed has more reasons to start easing policy in September. (Jinshi)

Capital Economics: Downward revision to job growth gives Fed more reason to ease policy in September

According to the meeting minutes released by the Federal Reserve, the members believe that the upside risks to inflation have decreased, and "several" members saw reasons for a rate cut at the July meeting, and the vast majority of members believe that a rate cut in September may be appropriate. (Gold Ten)

Fed meeting minutes: The vast majority of members believe that a September rate cut may be appropriate

QCP Capital's latest report points out that it is widely rumored on Wall Street that the US employment growth data may be revised downward by at least 600,000, indicating that the US job market has not been as strong as expected over the past year. It is expected that Powell will express his views on this at the Jackson Hole annual meeting, but may not make a clear decision. A significant downward revision or particularly dovish stance could reverse the stock market rebound of the past two weeks and push BTC and ETH below support levels. Even if the revision is not large, the market generally expects the Federal Reserve to start cutting interest rates in September, and it is expected that there will be 3.7 interest rate cuts by 2024...

QCP Capital: The market has generally expected the Fed to start cutting interest rates in September

Odaily Odaily reported that before the release of revised US employment data, traders increased their bets on the Federal Reserve to cut interest rates, and now expect the Federal Reserve to cut interest rates by a total of 100 basis points in 2024.