On September 18 (UTC+8), ING economists said in a report that the downside risks facing the US job market are the main basis for the Federal Reserve's decision to cut interest rates; given the recent weak employment data, this reason is not surprising. Federal Reserve Chairman Powell described the rate cut as a risk management-based rate cut, as the US economic situation appears to be okay on the surface. But economists point out that a deeper analysis reveals that things are changing, with the most significant change reflected in the job market. The agency's economists also said that the Fed's move to raise economic growth and inflation expectations while lowering unemployment expectations indicates that policymakers believe that taking swift and forceful action in the coming months will bring tangible results to the economy. We believe that the Fed's eventual rate cuts will be larger than its current implied level. [Bitpush]