According to Odaily, the US nonfarm payroll report set to be released this Friday will be the last employment market report before the Federal Reserve's policy meeting next week. However, this data is expected to be challenging to interpret. With inflation nearing the Federal Reserve's target, officials are now more focused on the gradually cooling labor market. Earlier this month, Federal Reserve Governor Christopher Waller stated that the employment report is 'not easy to read,' but he anticipates that hurricanes and the Boeing strike will reduce job growth by over 100,000. The Federal Reserve has entered its pre-meeting blackout period, and it is expected to cut interest rates by 25 basis points at this meeting. Moody's Chief Economist Mark Zandi mentioned that policymakers will calmly address this data and continue to focus on lowering interest rates, as the current rate levels are widely believed to have a restraining effect on the economy.