Golden Finance reported that the minutes of the Fed meeting pointed out that "most" Fed officials believe that the risks to the job market have increased, while the risks to the inflation task have decreased. In a press conference after the meeting last month, Fed Chairman Powell revealed the possible prospects, saying: "If we do get the data we... hope we will get, then lowering the policy rate may be on the agenda at the September meeting." The current unemployment rate level is already higher than the 4% unemployment rate that Fed officials expected this year in their updated economic forecasts in June, and higher than the 4.2% unemployment rate that policymakers expected at the end of next year. In addition, data released by the U.S. Department of Labor on Wednesday showed that non-farm payrolls fell by 818,000 in March from the previous report, which may exacerbate the Fed's concerns about the job market.