In his speech at the annual meeting of global central banks in Jackson Hole, Federal Reserve Chairman Powell released a strong dovish signal, indicating that the Federal Reserve may be about to cut interest rates. He mentioned that the time for policy adjustments has come and expressed confidence that inflation will return to the 2% target. Powell emphasized that the specific timing and pace of interest rate cuts will depend on future economic data, changes in the outlook and the balance of risks. He also pointed out that inflation has dropped significantly, driving the market is no longer overheated, and the Fed will pay more attention to the goal of full employment. The market generally expects the Fed to start cutting interest rates in September, but Powell did not specify a specific timetable. In addition, journalist Nick Timiraos, known as the "Fed mouthpiece", said on social media that Powell's speech showed that the policy shift of the table has been completed, which is in stark contrast to his position of being willing to accept an economic recession in order to restore inflation two years ago during the same period. contrast. This information suggests that the Fed's policy direction is undergoing a major shift to adapt to current economic conditions.

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