Odaily星球日报讯 美联储主席鲍威尔定于北京时间下周五晚 10:00 就经济前景发表讲话，这是堪萨斯城联储在怀俄明州杰克森霍尔举行的年度经济研讨会的第一个全天会议日。这一全球央行年度会议为鲍威尔提供了一个机会，在美联储 7 月和 9 月决策会议之间对美国经济轨迹和货币政策前景作出最新评估。上个月他曾表示，如果通胀和劳动力市场继续降温，美联储下次会议可能会考虑降息。

鲍威尔将在下周五迎来定调9月降息的窗口

Odaily Odaily News: Federal Reserve Chairman Powell is scheduled to speak on the economic outlook at 10:00 p.m. Beijing time next Friday, the first full-day meeting of the Kansas City Fed&#39;s annual economic symposium in Jackson Hole, Wyoming. The annual meeting of global central banks provides Powell with an opportunity to make an updated assessment of the trajectory of the U.S. economy and the outlook for monetary policy between the Fed&#39;s July and September policy meetings. Last month, he said the Fed may consider cutting interest rates at its next meeting if inflation and the labor market continue to cool.

Powell will have a window to set the tone for a September rate cut next Friday

Odaily reported that Federal Reserve Governor Goolsbee stated that the policy is "very restrictive" and the economy is not overheating; the rise in the unemployment rate may indicate a deterioration in the job market; if the job market is weak, more attention will be paid to the employment sector; to a certain extent, the employment policy goal is receiving more focus; the extent of rate cuts will depend on the economic conditions.

Fed's Goolsbee: Economic conditions will determine rate cuts

Odaily reports that Federal Reserve Governor Bostic stated that the US economy is expected to normalize in the coming months; a rate cut is imminent, and he hopes to see more data; recent inflation data has increased confidence in inflation returning to 2%; if the economy develops as expected, a rate cut will occur before the end of the year; the economy is at the inflection point of inflation approaching the target; he does not want the labor market to go from hot to cold; an economic recession is not within his expectations.

The Federal Reserve's Bostic: Rate cuts are imminent, hoping to see a little more data.

According to Odaily, Macquarie Bank's chief economist David Doyle stated that today's US report is not as favorable for disinflation as the June report, but that report set a very high bar. Overall, this report provides more evidence that the disinflation trend is still in place. It should provide the FOMC with more evidence that the potential inflation rise seen in Q1 2024 is temporary and has already reversed. There is nothing here to prevent the Fed from cutting rates in September. The pace of easing will largely depend on the upcoming data, with inflation and employment data being particularly important. Our benchmark expectation for a rate cut in September is 25 basis points.