ChainCatcher reported that according to Jinshi, the latest article by "Fed Mouthpiece" Nick Timiraos stated that although Fed officials are unlikely to cut interest rates next week, the development of inflation and the labor market should allow officials to signal a rate cut at the September meeting. Powell, who prefers to act early, has been weighing the risks of cutting interest rates too early and waiting too long, an issue that will be resolved at next week's meeting. Officials hope to have more evidence that inflation is indeed cooling before crossing the threshold for rate cuts. Despite this, officials are increasingly worried that waiting too long will lead to a soft landing bubble. The Fed's preparation for a rate cut reflects three factors: positive inflation, a cooling job market, and a changing consideration of the dual risks of allowing inflation to remain at too high a level and causing unnecessary economic weakness.