#美联储官员集体表态 According to market sources, reports on September 27 indicated that several key officials at the Federal Reserve (FED) will be giving speeches next week, and the markets will be closely monitoring that. It is worth noting that if the U.S. government enters a shutdown starting October 1, the U.S. employment report may not be released on time, which will not only affect the market's interpretation of the employment data but may also impact the release of CPI data and the Federal Reserve (FED) meeting in October.

The following is the timetable of key events in the financial market for next week ( Beijing time ):

On Monday evening at 8:00 PM, the Chairman of the Federal Reserve (FED) will participate in Cleveland, Hamaka, (, in a political discussion with members of the FOMC committee for 2026, ).

At 01:30 AM on Tuesday, the President of the Federal Reserve Bank of New York, Williams (, and a permanent voting member of the FOMC ), and the President of the Federal Reserve Bank of St. Louis, Musalem (, who will be a voting member of the FOMC for 2025 );

On Tuesday at 06:00 AM, the President of the Federal Reserve Bank of Atlanta, Bostic (2027, a voting member of the FOMC for ), will speak with the CEO of Delta Airlines about economic topics in Atlanta;

On Tuesday at 18:00, the Vice Chair of the Federal Reserve (FED) Jefferson will speak;

On Wednesday at 01:00 AM, the President of the Federal Reserve Bank of Chicago, Goolsbee (, a voting member of the FOMC for 2025, will give a speech;

On Wednesday at 07:10 AM, the Chairman of the Federal Reserve (FED) will speak in Dallas Logan )2026 voting member of the FOMC (;

On Wednesday at 08:30, Federal Reserve Vice Chairman (FED) Jefferson will give a speech again;

On Thursday evening at 10:30 PM, the President of the Dallas Federal Reserve, Logan, will speak publicly again;

On Friday evening at 18:05, the President of the Federal Reserve Bank of New York, Williams, will speak at a farewell ceremony for the Governor of the Dutch central bank, Knot.

On Friday evening at 20:30, the U.S. non-farm payroll data for September will be released, including changes in the number of jobs, the unemployment rate, as well as the annual and monthly hourly wage rate.

Market analysts generally believe that the non-farm payroll data will become an important indicator for testing market expectations regarding the easing policy from the Federal Reserve (FED). Market bets on the Federal Reserve's (FED) interest rate cut path have tended to be dovish, while strong employment data may pose a challenge to these expectations.