According to the Economic Observer, the latest economic forecast report released by the renowned investment bank Goldman Sachs has attracted widespread attention in the market. The report指出 that due to the continued weakness in the U.S. labor market, the Fed may implement three rate cuts in September, October, and December of this year.

Goldman Sachs analysts have pointed out that the current growth momentum in the U.S. job market is clearly insufficient. The monthly increase in jobs is only about 30,000, far below the 80,000 level needed to maintain full employment. What is even more concerning is that future data revisions are likely to further lower this figure.

Analysts believe that the challenges facing the labor market come not only from trade frictions and changes in immigration policies, but more importantly, the 'compensatory hiring' that previously supported employment is gradually fading. Currently, employment growth in the vast majority of industries is nearing stagnation.

Although the unemployment rate remains stable for the time being, Goldman Sachs warns that even a slight slowdown in the labor market should not be overlooked. If the unemployment rate shows a more significant upward trend, the Fed may adopt a more aggressive policy response, potentially even cutting interest rates by 50 basis points in one go.

This report has raised concerns in the market about the outlook for the U.S. economy. Analysts widely believe that if Goldman Sachs' predictions come true, it will have a profound impact on the global financial markets. Investors are closely monitoring the Fed's subsequent actions and the latest data from the U.S. job market.