MACROECONOMICS

What Next After the FED and Allies Unveil Interest Rate Plans?

What impact will the signals from Powell and Ueda last week on interest rate policy of the 2 most important central banks globally have?

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As scheduled, every late August, top economists and central bank governors gather at the Jackson Hole Economic Symposium to discuss policy issues.

And at each of these conferences, the Fed governor usually has key policy speeches - more market-directing than any other speeches in the year. 

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And like every year, this year the market eagerly awaits Powell's speech. Powell did not disappoint the market by affirming rate cuts in September. 

Even absent at Jackson Hole, Bank of Japan (BOJ) Governor Ueda successfully conveyed BOJ's policy target message quite clearly, in the testimony before the Japanese Parliament last week. 

For the quite clear policy directions from the 2 most important central banks globally, what changes will occur in the market in the coming time?

This is the main content Viet Hustler wants to send to readers in this week's Macroeconomics column!

Disclaimer: Some views below are the author's personal perspective and not investment advice!

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