Federal Reserve

The US unadjusted CPI for July was 2.9%, marking the fourth consecutive month of decline.
And it is the first time since March 2021 that it has returned to the '2 percent' level.
The market is expecting it to be 3%.
There are only a few economic indicators left for the September rate cut.
Including tomorrow's retail sales data.
And the end-of-month PCE.
Next month's non-farm data and
The heavyweight unemployment rate.

Does the Fed have any reason not to cut interest rates?