Markets still price in September cut, but Powell in Jackson Hole may not be the hint once believed

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The markets were hoping to obtain another signal for its estimates this week, at the Jackson Hall symposium held by the Fed in Kansas City. Jackson Hall was previously the tidal change site in monetary policy, as spectators are widely expected that the Chairman of the Board of Directors Jerome Powell will maintain tradition at the end of the week.

But as the summit approaches, the data only turns away from a scattered scenario, and the possibility of a more weakened reduction.

A week ago, the opportunity to reduce September was priced by more than 95 % by the market. At the beginning of the week, which may have proven this belief, the possibilities are less. According to CME’s Fedwatch, the basic price chance with one click to 4 % and 4.25 % is now just less than 85 %, with 15.2 % chance.

The markets are flat this morning because the events of late last week (which is the meeting of president Trump with Russian President Vladimir Putin) did not do enough to change contacts on horizons for the better or for the worst. Before the bell, the S&P 500 decreased by 0.3 %, as the Nasdaq Stock Exchange decreased by 0.4 % and weight by 0.08 %. S & P Futures decreased 0.08 %.

In Europe, FTSE is 100 flat, as DAX in Germany decreased by 0.3 % and CAC by 0.6 %. In Asia, Nikkei 225 increased by 0.77 %, as SSE increased by 0.85 % and Hang song index is 0.37 %.

The markets have a good precedent to look at the end of the week (the symposium is held from Thursday to Sunday) for the main economic headlines. Deutsche Bank also referred to customers this morning: “The Speech of the Federal Reserve Chairman of Jackson Hall was used to send important political signals, and Powell said last year that” the time has come to control policy “before lowering prices at the next meeting for the first time.” Expect some insight on these topics. ”

Henry Allen, a Macro strategy in Deutsche, added. The last time this framework was concluded in 2020 and led to a transformation of the average targeting of inflation. Basically, the Federal Reserve will look at the periods when inflation was constantly lower than 2 % (over the 2010 period, for example) and will allow policy that supports inflation is higher than 2 % to face timing in general.

Allen wrote: “The Federal Reserve also re -interpreted their approaches in full work, as the narrow labor market alone was not a reason to raise prices. This means that moving away from the proactive approach through which the Federal Reserve Bank stresses the policy of inflation in the future while tightening the labor market.” “Of course, we now know that shortly after reviewing the frame, there was a large explosion of inflation, and although he had many drivers, the American economists concluded in a Friday memo that the new framework was a contributor to that transgression.

“That is why this time, they expect Powell’s speech to retract the amendments of 2020 and restore a basic role to receive.”

If the Federal Reserve decides to take a long -term view of inflation, those who hope to reduce it may disappoint. Since 2021, inflation has been continuous than 2 %, as analysts indicate more pressure on President Trump’s plan.

Conversion

The proverbs of Treasury were not only a week before a week, but Treasury Secretary Scott Beesint were not only confident of September cutting, but also wondered whether the greatest reduction could be justified. The pressure came to reduce the shock job report from the work statistics office, which revealed that the recruitment market was much worse this summer than expected previously.

The market guarantee on the market has grown as a result, expecting the FOOC Open Market Committee to rush to help the maximum employment aspect of its double mandate. Consumer enlargement report has been added better than expected to confidence-although it was appropriately overlooked, the basic inflation has now increased by more than 3 %.

However, the PPI price index (PPI) poured a little cold water on the excitement, indicating the fastest increase since March 2022 and suggested that while passing the customs tariff did not hit consumers completely, it bleeds in the local economy.

In fact, the data was sufficient to pay Bank of America along with the minority: Powell will not announce any change in the basic price next month.

International economic experts, Claudio Eriguwne and Antonio Gabriel, wrote on Friday: “With inflation mainly stuck over the past year, the tariff that we still expect, and the story of the labor show while maintaining the unemployment rate historically, we still believe that there is a strong argument for staying on alert.

Here is a snapshot of the procedure before the opening bell in New York: