Likely Another Hawkish Symposium At Jackson Hole

Tim Waterer, Chief Market Analyst, KCM Trade

21-Aug-23 07:00

Likely Another Hawkish Symposium At Jackson Hole

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As the Federal Reserve meets for their annual symposium at Jackson Hole, will the hawks or doves dominate? Tim Waterer, Chief Market Analyst, KCM Trade gives us his views. We also examine the macro data from China to separate the noise from reality in terms of how the economy is really doing.

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Produced by: Mike Gong

Presented by: Wong Shou Ning, Philip See, Mark Tan

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Categories: economy, markets

Tags: federal reserve, jackson hole symposium, macro data, chinese economy,

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