Odaily星球日报讯 美联储理事鲍曼表示，我将对进一步降息继续采取谨慎的态度，劳动力市场没有显示出明显的疲软趋势，如果劳动力市场走弱，将支持调整政策。（金十）

美联储理事鲍曼：对进一步降息继续采取谨慎的态度

Odaily Odaily reported that Federal Reserve Board member Bowman said, &quot;I will continue to be cautious about further interest rate cuts. The labor market has not shown a clear weakening trend. If the labor market weakens, I will support policy adjustments.&quot; (Jinshi)

Fed Governor Bowman: Continue to be cautious about further rate cuts

Chicago Federal Reserve Chairman Goolsbee recently emphasized that in order to achieve a "soft landing" for the US economy, the Federal Reserve needs to further cut interest rates over the next year and gradually return to a neutral interest rate level.

(Background: Yellen: The US economy is resilient and has achieved a soft landing, or may do so after Biden steps down as Treasury Secretary)

(Additional background: The US economy will not have a hard landing. Federal Reserve officials support Powell's gradual interest rate cuts to avoid a ceasefire)

Although US inflation has shown a clear decline and there are signs of a weakening labor market, the Federal Reserve has lowered interest rates by 50 basis points last week, and interest rates are still at their highest level in nearly 20 years.

Chicago Fed President: The market needs more interest rate cuts to achieve a soft landing for the economy and protect labor employment

The United States Federal Reserve (the Fed) announced on Wednesday that it would lower the benchmark interest rate by 50 basis points to the range of 4.75% - 5%, the first rate cut since 2020. This move marks the end of the Fed's nearly two-year tightening cycle and a shift towards a more accommodative monetary policy. This decision not only impacts traditional financial markets but also has far-reaching implications for the cryptocurrency market.

Soft landing or hard landing? Analyzing the economic bets behind the Fed's rate cut decision

According to the analysis team of the financial website FXStreet, the Reserve Bank of Australia (RBA) may continue to resist the trend of dovish policy shifts adopted by major central banks, and choose to maintain this policy at its seventh consecutive meeting on Tuesday. Analysts at TD Securities, when looking ahead to the RBA's policy decision, stated: "The RBA's communication and data since the August meeting have not provided compelling reasons to change its stance this week, ruling out the possibility of a rate cut this year." (Gold Ten)