Analysis: The Federal Reserve is already distracted, and data may not prompt it to make any major decisions

Odaily reports that Peter Anderson, founder of Anderson Capital Management, commented on the latest non-farm payroll data, stating that investors hope for stability and no surprises, and even if there are fluctuations, they shouldn't be too significant. Even a slight increase in the unemployment rate increases the likelihood of further interest rate cuts. However, as we've seen in the past, this isn't a consistently consistent trend. "We're now seeing some divisions within the Federal Reserve Board. Some people opposed the recent rate cut decision, and there's also a high level of focus on who will lead the Fed. Therefore, the Fed is currently in an unprecedented state of distraction, and it won't make any major policy decisions until all these issues are resolved." (Jinshi)