It's the annual “Jackson Hole Hour” again. According to the schedule, this year's Jackson Hole Global Central Bank Annual Meeting will be held from August 21 to 23, EST. The theme of the conference is “Labor Market Transformation: Population Structure, Productivity, and Macroeconomic Policy.” As one of the highlights of this conference, Federal Reserve Chairman Powell's speech on the evening of August 22, Beijing time touched the hearts of investors around the world. Compared to the central banks of Western economies such as the European Central Bank and the Bank of England, which have cut interest rates many times since this year, the “boot” of the Federal Reserve's interest rate cut has been slow to come to fruition. On the basis that the market has reached a consensus on the Fed's interest rate cut in September, what kind of signal will Powell's speech send, and how it will affect market expectations and financial market performance, has attracted the attention of all parties. As the Federal Reserve is expected to restart interest rate cuts, industry insiders have determined that short-term capital flows may be stronger than America's non-US assets, and A-shares, as important assets in emerging markets, have great potential to attract foreign investment.

It's the annual “Jackson Hole Hour” again. According to the schedule, this year's Jackson Hole Global Central Bank Annual Meeting will be held from August 21 to 23, EST. The theme of the conference is “Labor Market Transformation: Population Structure, Productivity, and Macroeconomic Policy.” As one of the highlights of this conference, Federal Reserve Chairman Powell's speech on the evening of August 22, Beijing time touched the hearts of investors around the world. Compared to the central banks of Western economies such as the European Central Bank and the Bank of England, which have cut interest rates many times since this year, the “boot” of the Federal Reserve's interest rate cut has been slow to come to fruition. On the basis that the market has reached a consensus on the Fed's interest rate cut in September, what kind of signal will Powell's speech send, and how it will affect market expectations and financial market performance, has attracted the attention of all parties. As the Federal Reserve is expected to restart interest rate cuts, industry insiders have determined that short-term capital flows may be stronger than America's non-US assets, and A-shares, as important assets in emerging markets, have great potential to attract foreign investment.