Golden Finance reported that Fed Chairman Bostic said that if the labor market shows unexpected weakness, he is willing to consider cutting interest rates by another 50 basis points; the baseline expectation is an "orderly" easing of policy, and inflation is expected to continue to slow and the labor market will remain stable; since the core PCE index remains at 2.7%, he does not want to be overconfident about inflation; he will pay close attention to the upcoming employment data, and if job growth is significantly lower than 100,000 jobs, he will need to explore the current situation in more depth; recent PCE data show that the decline in inflation is still on track.