Golden Finance reported that in his speech at the Jackson Hole conference, Federal Reserve Chairman Powell emphasized the importance of US employment data for the upcoming monetary easing cycle. Stephen Stanley of Santander Bank said in a report that this increases the importance of August employment data to be released on September 6. He said that after unexpectedly sluggish employment growth in July, the growth in August would not be completely shocking. More broadly, Powell and others at the Fed have recently begun to express concerns about cooling labor market conditions, so stronger data in August may dispel the idea of ​​a 50 basis point rate cut next month. Stanley believes that the employment report may be more critical than the core CPI data in August.