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Aug 2023
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All eyes on Jackson Hole

Financial Times
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Markets are looking for signals from Federal Reserve chair Jerome Powell during this week’s Jackson Hole symposium, global stock markets have lost about $3tn in value this month and there has been a mixed reaction to China’s approach to monetary policy. 


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Central bankers to make ‘higher-for-longer’ rate pitch at Jackson Hole

Global stocks head for worst month in nearly a year

China’s rate caution shines light on $56tn banking system

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