The CICC research report pointed out that the US unemployment rate fell in August, reflecting the reversal of temporary unemployment, in line with our expectations, but the number of new non-farm payrolls slowed, indicating that the demand for labor by enterprises is also decreasing. The good news is that there are no signs of significant layoffs by enterprises, and the number of jobless claims remains low. This means that the labor market is still stable and has not "fallen off a cliff". Lookin...
Morgan pointed out that the United States and Japan will converge on fair value-based interest rates. Against the backdrop of other central banks turning to monetary easing, expectations of UK interest rate cuts may cool the pound... > >