PANews reported on October 24th that according to Jinshi, institutional analysts commented that the September US CPI data will have little impact on the Federal Reserve's near-term policy discussions—an interest rate cut next week is already a foregone conclusion. However, it will intensify discussions about what measures policymakers will take in December. If similar CPI data emerges again amidst a continued weakening job market, it will undoubtedly increase market expectations for another rate cut this year. Of course, it remains uncertain whether government data will resume release by then, so many uncertainties remain. At the same time, we know that Fed policymakers are now prioritizing employment over CPI.PANews reported on October 24th that according to Jinshi, institutional analysts commented that the September US CPI data will have little impact on the Federal Reserve's near-term policy discussions—an interest rate cut next week is already a foregone conclusion. However, it will intensify discussions about what measures policymakers will take in December. If similar CPI data emerges again amidst a continued weakening job market, it will undoubtedly increase market expectations for another rate cut this year. Of course, it remains uncertain whether government data will resume release by then, so many uncertainties remain. At the same time, we know that Fed policymakers are now prioritizing employment over CPI.