Jackson Hole preview: Fed Chairman Warsh may skip September and December interest rate signals

The Central Bank reported live investment that the Jackson Hole conference was about to take place and that Federal Reserve Chairman Kevin Warsh might skip interest rate signals in September and December. If Morgan Stanley's interpretation is correct, traders may be disappointed with the clear signal of September's move or the end-of-year interest rate path, thereby reducing the possibility of a substantial pricing adjustment immediately after the speech. Market concerns may turn to Warsh’s tone in five working group areas, including balance-sheet policy, inflation frameworks, Fed communication, artificial intelligence and productivity, and data quality, to obtain his long-term clue how to recreate the Fed。