Jackson Hole Meeting to Shed Light on Fed's Inflation Policy

The annual meeting of central bankers and politicians in Jackson Hole, Wyoming, is set to begin this Thursday and run until Saturday.

This high-profile event has a significant impact on the global economy, particularly the US economy.

The president of the Federal Reserve, Kevin Warsh, who took over from Jerome Powell last May, will deliver a speech on Friday as host, offering hints about his policy against inflation.

Warsh has maintained that his goal is for the general increase in prices to be 2%, which is below the current level. However, he has not yet explained how he intends to achieve this target, leading to uncertainty among investors.