Federal Reserve Chairman Keynote Address Set for August 28 in Jackson Hole

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Federal Reserve Chairman Keynote Address Set for August 28 in Jackson Hole
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  1. Treasury Yields Rise as Investors Shift Focus to Jackson Hole US Treasury yields edged higher for a second day as investors geared up for Federal Reserve Chairman Kevin Warsh’s Friday speech in Jackson Hole, where some expect him to strike a hawkish tone.

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    CNBC

    Treasury yields were slightly lower on Thursday as investors geared up for jobs data and the start of the Federal Reserve's closely watched annual economic symposium in Jackson Hole, the first under Chair Kevin Warsh.

  2. Warsh is scheduled to deliver his keynote address on Aug. 28 at 10 a.m. EST. He told reporters at last month’s post-meeting news conference that his Jackson Hole speech was a “blank piece of paper.”

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    CNBC

    The most highly-anticipated event of the week is the Jackson Hole summit, where Warsh will deliver a speech on Friday.

  3. Odd Lots: Fed’s Schmid on Warsh’s First Jackson Hole (Podcast) We are back in Jackson Hole! And this year’s Federal Reserve Bank of Kansas City symposium on monetary policy might be one of the most interesting editions in years. It marks the first under new Fed Chairman Kevin Warsh, and Fed observers all over the world will be closely watching his Friday speech for signs of how he might further distinguish himself, and the institution he is in charge of, from the Jerome Powell era. This meeting at Jackson Hole also comes at a fascinating, and pretty tense,

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    A former top Federal Reserve policy adviser says Warsh can use his speech at the Jackson Hole Economic Policy Symposium on Friday morning to change their minds. Other analysts are skeptical he can pull it off, and many don’t think he’ll even try.

    Epoch Times Business

    What makes this year’s meeting of policymakers, economists, and Wall Street titans notable is that it marks Fed Chairman Kevin Warsh’s first Jackson Hole since taking over as head of the U.S. central bank.

    Politico Economy

    Will Kevin Warsh Squander a Huge Opportunity? The new Fed chair will have the spotlight at the central bank’s high-profile conference in Jackson Hole. He should use it.

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  1. 01 CNBC

    The benchmark 10-year Treasury note was 2 basis points lower at 4.645% at 3:05 a.m. ET. The 30-year Treasury bond yield was 2 basis points lower at 5.161%, while the yield on the 2-year Treasury note nudged 1 basis point lower, to 4.211%.

  2. 02 MarketWatch

    The Fed Jackson Hole is Warsh’s chance to win over his Fed colleagues — and investors

  3. 03 Bloomberg

    Fed-Treasury ‘Regime Change’ May Fuel Bond Rally, Citrini Says The Treasury Department and Federal Reserve are moving toward a more coordinated approach that could shift government borrowing toward shorter-term debt and reduce the supply of longer-dated Treasuries, setting the stage for a rally in 30-year bonds, according to Citrini Research.

  4. 04 Financial Times

    Don’t draw the wrong conclusion from Treasury yields Investors are marking up their expectations for long-run economic growth in the US

  5. 05 New York Post Business

    Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent is determined to put the “fear of God” into the so-called “bond vigilantes” who have been dumping US Treasurys and sending interest rates soaring, according to a private sector economist with knowledge of his thinking.

  6. 06 Epoch Times Business

    The Federal Reserve opened its multi‑day Jackson Hole Economic Symposium in Wyoming on Aug. 26, an event one market watcher said could be one of the “more meaningful” gatherings in some time.

  7. 07 RealClearMarkets

    Thirty-odd years ago, the Treasury Secretary was one of the speculators who broke the Bank of England in a famous trade. Now he’s on the other side of the markets, struggling to contain rising bond yields. Read Full Article »

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Original Articles (17)

Center Treasury yields ease ahead of jobs data and Jackson Hole — CNBC
Center Jackson Hole is Warsh’s chance to win over his Fed colleagues — and investors — MarketWatch
Center Fed-Treasury ‘Regime Change’ May Fuel Bond Rally, Citrini Says — Bloomberg
Center Treasuries Look Vulnerable to Another Vague Warsh Speech — Bloomberg
Center Bessent's Buybacks Versus Warsh's Rate Reality — Bloomberg
Center Treasury Yields Rise as Investors Shift Focus to Jackson Hole — Bloomberg
Center The Kansas City Fed President on the First Jackson Hole of the Warsh Era — Bloomberg
Center KC Fed's Jeff Schmid on First Jackson Hole of Kevin Warsh Era — Bloomberg
Center Odd Lots: Fed’s Schmid on Warsh’s First Jackson Hole (Podcast) — Bloomberg
Center Traders Hedge for Bigger Dollar Rebound on Warsh’s Speech — Bloomberg
Center Don’t draw the wrong conclusion from Treasury yields — Financial Times
Center Bessent’s bond intervention puts US Treasury on collision course with Fed — Financial Times
Lean Right How Scott Bessent is getting ready to slam Wall Street’s ‘bond vigilantes’: ‘Fear of God’ — New York Post Business
Lean Right Fed Chairman Kevin Warsh Set to Deliver 1st Jackson Hole Keynote Speech — Epoch Times Business
Lean Right The Summer Ends – as Usual – in Jackson Hole, Wyoming — Epoch Times Business
Lean Left Will Kevin Warsh Squander a Huge Opportunity? — Politico Economy
Lean Right The Humbling of Scott Bessent, 30 Odd Years Later — RealClearMarkets