CoinWorld News reports that Morgan Stanley strategist Michael Wilson analyzes that if this week's U.S. employment data shows mild weakness, it may increase the probability of the Federal Reserve further cutting interest rates. After three consecutive rate cuts by the Fed, investors are looking for clues in this data to determine whether the Fed is about to end its monetary easing cycle or if more aggressive actions are needed. The U.S. economic data released this week will largely fill the data gaps caused by the government shutdown. The delayed monthly employment data will be released on Tuesday, and economists expect an increase of 50,000 jobs, with an unemployment rate of 4.5%, which aligns with the characteristics of a weak labor market that has not rapidly deteriorated. Consumer inflation data will be released on Thursday.