According to Mars Finance, reports from Jin Ten indicate that the minutes of the Federal Reserve's July meeting show that decision-makers' concerns about high inflation outweigh their concerns about a slowdown in the labor market, leading to a slight increase in the dollar. The minutes noted that "most participants believe that the risks of rising inflation are greater than the risks of a slowdown in the labor market." Analysts stated that the meeting minutes are "somewhat outdated," and the market's response has been relatively limited, with the current focus shifting to Federal Reserve Chairman Powell's speech at the Jackson Hole seminar.