非农远不及预期，特朗普再施压：鲍威尔早就该降息了

Group 1 - The August non-farm payroll report released in the U.S. was significantly worse than expected, leading to renewed criticism from President Trump towards Federal Reserve Chairman Powell for not lowering interest rates sooner [1] - Trump has been pressuring the Federal Reserve to cut rates, arguing that high borrowing costs are unnecessarily suppressing the economy, indicating a potential political influence on the traditionally independent Federal Reserve [1] - Weak employment data increases the likelihood of a rate cut at the upcoming September FOMC meeting, with Powell suggesting that such a move may occur [1] Group 2 - Despite Trump's claims of a "hot" U.S. economy attracting massive investments due to his tax and trade policies, employment data indicates signs of slowdown, raising concerns about a potential recession [1] - The recent employment data is critical for the upcoming 2026 midterm elections, serving as a warning signal for Trump's political prospects [1] - The August non-farm payroll report was released shortly after Trump dismissed the head of the Bureau of Labor Statistics due to weak employment data, which has drawn criticism for setting a dangerous precedent of political interference [2]