According to Jinshi, the Bank of Canada has become the first G7 member to cut interest rates in this round of rate cuts, and the Federal Reserve is expected to take action in September. The market currently expects the Federal Reserve to have two 25 basis point rate cuts this year, with a 68% chance of a rate cut in September. Ben Bennett, Asia-Pacific investment strategist at Legal And General Investment Management, said that unfavorable economic news is good for the stock market because the Fed's rate cut is back on the table. Investors' attention will turn to the May non-farm report scheduled for release on Friday, with the market expecting an increase of 185,000 jobs.