According to Odaily, Federal Reserve's Goolsbee has indicated that the labor market and several leading economic indicators are flashing warning signals. He added that there are concerns about the unemployment rate continuing to rise. Goolsbee stated, 'Historically, if the unemployment rate starts to rise and temporary employment numbers are negative, this is a leading indicator.' He pointed out that the increase in credit card delinquency rates and small business default rates are also worrisome issues. He noted that when problems begin to appear in the job market, they often do not occur slowly. However, he declined to reveal whether he supports a rate cut at the Federal Reserve's next meeting in September, but reiterated that there is no need to tighten monetary policy if the economy is not overheating. When asked about the potential extent of rate cuts, Goolsbee said, 'Everything is on the table.'