US interest rates cut hopes rise after Jackson Hole summit
The softening jobs market in the US could see the US Fed act in September; however inflation pressure from tariffs are a concern.
The US Fed chairman Jerome Powell met other world central bankers at Jackson Hole, Wyoming, at the weekend to discuss policy strategy and share information at the annual gathering.
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