ChainCatcher news, according to Jin Ten reports, the Canadian Imperial Bank of Commerce indicated that the non-farm payroll data reflects a further weakening of the U.S. labor market. The elasticity of consumption suggests that the demand situation remains favorable. This may prompt Federal Reserve policymakers to reassess their stance and increase the likelihood of an early rate cut in 2026. Although Goolsbee and Schmidt were the main opponents of keeping interest rates unchanged last week, they will exit their committee seats next year, possibly replaced by the more hawkish Harmack and Logan. A cooling labor market will weaken their resolve and increase the likelihood of the Federal Reserve easing monetary policy earlier.