According to Deep Tide TechFlow news, on August 21, reported by Jin10, Atlanta Fed President Bostic stated that he still believes there is a possibility of a rate cut once this year, which is consistent with his prediction in June, but added that the trends in the labor market "could be concerning" and are worth following closely. Bostic said on Thursday, "This is largely still my position. But I must say, in today's environment, every point prediction or outlook judgment comes with a significant range of uncertainty, and I do not hold firmly to any position." Bostic indicated that he prefers the Fed to maintain a single direction after beginning to take action, rather than acting first and then retracting. He described the current interest rate level as "slightly tightening" and stated that he expects officials to shift to a more neutral stance next year.