🏦 Market attention turns to Jackson Hole, where the Federal Reserve Chair Kevin Warsh makes his first appearance at the conference since taking office in May 2026

◾ The meeting comes amid record U.S. debt and rising turmoil in the bond market

🔍 Investors are looking for signals that clarify Warsh’s approach to tackling inflation and setting the path for interest rates

📰 Warsh shies away from a “forward guidance” policy, leaving markets to infer his direction from the data, according to The Wall Street Journal

📊 Markets are awaiting inflation and growth data ahead of the conference, with a 35% chance of a rate hike in September and 66% by December

🏛️ Analysts believe that opposition within the Federal Reserve may reflect greater independence, despite concerns about his reputation and credibility$ZEC $DASH