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The annual economic symposium being held in Jackson Hole has gathered global attention, and market participants are paying close attention to Yellen's speech at this annual meeting. Apart from that, what are the highlights of this annual meeting that you shouldn’t miss? Here is the most comprehensive guide to this annual meeting.
Central bankers and economists from around the world are gathering in Jackson Hole, Wyoming, for the Kansas City Federal Reserve's annual economic symposium. The theme of this year's conference is "Designing a Resilient Monetary Policy Framework for the Future." Participants will discuss how to deal with the next round of economic downturn and how to deal with the continued slow growth of the economy and inflation rates in major economies and extremely low interest rates. environment to achieve its goals. On the evening of Friday (June 1), Beijing time, Federal Reserve Chairman Yellen will deliver a speech on the Federal Reserve’s monetary policy tools at the annual meeting. Market participants will pay close attention to this in order to obtain clues about the path of interest rate hikes this year. The meeting is also expected to discuss other topics, including the recent Brexit incident and China's response to slowing economic growth. The Jackson Hole annual meeting will last from Thursday evening to Saturday local time. Here are some points worthy of attention
Yellen’s speech
The market will look for information about the growth rate in the next few months from Yellen’s speech. The title of her speech is "The Fed's Monetary Policy Toolbox," and the content of her speech is expected to focus on the Fed's ammunition to deal with the next round of economic downturn. The content may include a discussion of the recommendations in a recent article by Federal Reserve economist Reif Schneider. Reifschneider suggested the Fed could address future recessions by purchasing assets to lower interest rates and communicating clearly about its policy plans to reassure investors and consumers. Yellen is also likely to address market concerns that long-term economic changes will suppress interest rates and inflation for the foreseeable future. These long-term economic changes include an aging workforce, declining productivity growth, and the rise of emerging market investors.