【Institution: There Will Definitely Be Dissent at the Federal Reserve's September Meeting】Jin Ten Data reported on August 14 that Ethan Harris, former chief economist at Bank of America Securities, stated that the days of the Federal Reserve being in lockstep are long gone. The dissent from Waller and Bowman, appointed by President Trump in July, supporting a rate cut has already "broken the harmony." This means that regardless of what decision the Federal Reserve makes, there will be dissenting opinions. Harris also stated, "I expect a fierce debate between hawks and doves before the September meeting, casting some uncertainty over the rate cut decision. The hawks will not easily concede. But I believe this month's data will support a 25 basis point rate cut." Stephen Ricchiuto, chief economist at Mizuho Securities, stated that currently neither the hawks supporting maintaining interest rates nor the doves advocating for easing policies hold a majority. Most Federal Reserve officials hold a neutral position. The focal point of the debate within the Federal Reserve is whether it makes sense to cut rates to support a weak labor market. (Jin Ten)