【Analysis: The Meeting Minutes Are a Bit Outdated, Powell's Speech This Week is the Focus】Golden Finance reports that Capital Economics analyst Paul Ashworth wrote: "The Federal Reserve's July meeting minutes show that, aside from two governors who voted against a rate cut in July, other Federal Reserve officials generally agreed to maintain rates. In this regard, it is a slightly hawkish signal for the September meeting. However, since the minutes were released before the dismal July employment report, it is difficult to glean much in the way of future clues from them. Given the subsequent data releases, these minutes are clearly outdated, and Federal Reserve Chairman Powell's speech this week in Jackson Hole should provide deeper insights into whether a rate cut in September is a foregone conclusion."