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- Fed Chair Kevin Warsh will speak at the Jackson Hole symposium on August 27-29, 2026.
- Warsh signaled he will not spoon-feed markets about future interest-rate moves.
- He may emphasize productivity and demographics rather than traditional inflation guidance.
- $30 trillion Treasury market faces selling pressure despite Bessent’s pledge to double purchases.
- President Donald Trump urged the Fed to cut rates, prompting analysts to warn of political interference.
