Lee Hardman, a foreign exchange analyst at MUFG, stated that investor confidence in a December rate cut by the Federal Reserve has gradually weakened after the Bureau of Labor Statistics announced the cancellation of the October non-farm payroll report. Meanwhile, the Bureau of Labor Statistics also postponed the November non-farm payroll report to December 16th, meaning the Fed can only make a decision based on today's September non-farm payroll report. The uncertainty surrounding the health of the labor market in October and November may lead the Fed to adopt a more cautious strategy, pausing rate cuts in December. Therefore, today's September non-farm payroll report must be significantly weaker than expected to encourage market participants to increase their bets on a December rate cut by the Fed, thereby weakening the dollar. (Jinshi)