Online reported that on February 7, Pepperstone strategist Michael Brown said in a report that from the Federal Reserve's policy perspective, it is difficult to imagine that the U.S. employment report will change the rules of the game. Federal Reserve Chairman Powell pointed out that policymakers need to see real progress in inflation or some degree of weakness in the labor market before they can cut interest rates again. For the market, a jobs report can be a situation where "good news is good news or vice versa." Markets are focused on potential economic conditions rather than any potential policy impact. (Jin Shi)