According to Coin World, despite the three-month average of U.S. job growth being only 35,000, Chris Weston, head of research at Pepperstone, stated that Federal Reserve policymakers, especially those concerned about core PCE deviating from the 2% target, will only support an 'insurance rate cut' after the August non-farm data, released on September 5, shows weakness again. He pointed out that the Fed's credibility is being tested, and given the expectation that core PCE will exceed the target by 100 basis points, a rate cut in September will be a tough decision.