Walter Bloomberg reports that Federal Reserve Chairman Jerome Powell is likely to avoid specific commitments regarding interest rate cuts in his upcoming Jackson Hole speech. Instead, Powell is expected to maintain flexibility and keep all options on the table, according to Bloomberg's X post. While markets are hoping for dovish signals suggesting future rate reductions, Powell may emphasize the uncertainty surrounding the direction of interest rates. LH Meyer, a research firm, suggests Powell aims to temper market expectations, especially before the Fed's blackout period. This cautious approach signals a potential disconnect between market hopes for easing monetary policy and the Fed's current stance. Investors should prepare for a potentially less decisive message from Jackson Hole than anticipated, leaving the future trajectory of interest rates unclear. ```